Overview
- Multiple outlets report Sheridan has agreed to a major NBCUniversal deal, with a film pact starting in early 2026 and a television overall deal commencing on January 1, 2029 after his Paramount term ends.
- Producing partner David Glasser and 101 Studios are expected to sign a first‑look film and TV deal with NBCUniversal beginning in early 2026 once current obligations are met.
- Paramount is expected to retain Yellowstone and Sheridan’s existing franchises, and he will continue delivering new seasons and planned spin‑offs there through the end of 2028.
- Financial terms are not officially disclosed, though reports describe the arrangement in the nine‑figure range and up to $1 billion, with involved parties declining comment.
- Coverage cites Donna Langley’s filmmaker‑friendly pitch at NBCUniversal and reported budget scrutiny under new Paramount leadership, and notes Yellowstone already streams on NBCU’s Peacock.