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26 Jun 2018 But you didn't expect Disney to stop telling the story of The Last Jedi with just the movie, right? Since the first trailer's premiere at the Star Wars 15 Sep 2016 The license term of the deal will make TNT and TBS the home for Star Wars through the year 2022. Also included, is the on-demand rights to 14 Sep 2016 TNT will be first up, broadcasting undisclosed Star Wars films as early as next week. The reward for those rights was well, more wealth than 6 Aug 2018 Bloomberg reported Thursday that the Walt Disney Company has tried to buy the rights to its "Star Wars" movies back from AT&T's Turner The Star Wars TV rights were purchased by Turner Broadcasting for airing on TNT and TBS, but Disney wants them back for their streaming service.
14 Sep 2016 TNT will be first up, broadcasting undisclosed Star Wars films as early as next week. The reward for those rights was well, more wealth than 6 Aug 2018 Bloomberg reported Thursday that the Walt Disney Company has tried to buy the rights to its "Star Wars" movies back from AT&T's Turner The Star Wars TV rights were purchased by Turner Broadcasting for airing on TNT and TBS, but Disney wants them back for their streaming service. 03/08/2018 · Disney has already said it won’t renew a deal with Netflix that gave the company rights to new releases, including four “Star Wars’’ titles. That accord expires at the end of this year. TNT and TBS have rights to broadcast and stream the Star Wars movies until 2024, but Disney wants to end that. TNT has announced today through a press release that they will air the original six Star Wars films on the network from September 20-25, with more to come in the coming months. Turner, the parent company of cable channels TNT and TBS, announced that they have secured the rights to air 11 Star Wars movies, including the upcoming Rogue One: A Star Wars Story , which is set to arrive in theaters The Walt Disney Company is seeking to buy back TV rights to the Star Wars films from Turner Broadcasting, who air the movies on their networks TBS and TNT, but Turner may not want to sell. Disney sold the rights to Turner in 2016 for a reported $275 million, in a deal that extends until 2024. The deal not only covers the original trilogy and the prequels, it also includes the newer Star Wars
Some short-term thinking may have led to a long-term problem for Disney. The company is currently trying to launch their own streaming service, which will debut sometime next year. It will house much of the studio’s content, both old and new, in order to attract subscribers. However, they … 14/09/2016 · Coming Soon to TNT: The ‘Star Wars’ Films Time Warner’s Turner Broadcasting unit buys commercial-TV rights to the complete ‘Star Wars’ library 09/01/2013 · The Star Wars Trilogy Licensed to YouTube by UMG (on behalf of Varese Sarabande); LatinAutor - UMPG, LatinAutor, CMRRA, PEDL, Warner Chappell, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc., LatinAutor - … Star Wars on TV: Turner Pays Reported $250 Million for Movie Rights The new deal was reportedly "complicated" by Disney's existing agreement with Netflix. Turner Inc., who owns TNT, TBS and several other cable networks, have made a massive deal with Disney in order to secure the broadcast rights for 10 Star Wars movies. Disney sold certain rights to Turner in 2016, before it completed plans for the streaming service. The company has released four new Star Wars films since it acquired LucasFilm in 2012, and plans to release another in December 2019. Turner paid about $275 million for the six Star Wars movies released between 1977 and 2005, plus the newer titles. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Disney is reportedly starting to regret selling its Star Wars TV rights to Turner Broadcasting, which can air the movies on TBS and TNT until 2024, and instead wants to
03/08/2018 · Disney has already said it won’t renew a deal with Netflix that gave the company rights to new releases, including four “Star Wars’’ titles. That accord expires at the end of this year.
Turner has made a massive commitment to harness the power of the Force. The Time Warner division has struck a nine-figure deal with Disney for basic cable rights to 10 “Star Wars” movies, and Entire ‘Star Wars’ Movie Franchise Lands at TNT and TBS “The Force Awakens,” “Rogue One” to premiere in 2018 and 2019, respectively Linda Ge | September 14, 2016 @ 7:00 AM Last Updated Star Wars has been a part of Disney's ever-expanding media empire for the past several years, but that's not the only company with their hands in the lucrative pie. Ever since Lucasfilm was acquired by the Mouse House in 2012, there have been questions about who owns what. For instance, Paramount still gets a cut of any future Indiana Jones films, despite Disney being the distributor. TNT and TBS have landed the cable rights to all seven current Star Wars movies, along with the franchise's upcoming four films as well. In a distant galaxy, a long time ago, young Luke Skywalker assembles his motley crew of allies including space rogue Han Solo and two "droids" -- C3PO and R2D2 -- to rescue Princess Leia, the rebel leader of her planet, from the clutches of the evil Empire as embodied by its enforcer Darth Vader. 15/09/2016 · Star Wars: TNT, TBS nabs cable rights to all movies And their debut isn't too far, far away By Dan Snierson