On Sunday, the news broke that Sheridan was jumping ship to NBCUniversal for a deal worth as much as $1 billion — depending on Sheridan’s creative output during a five-year contract starting in 2029. He’ll also have the opportunity to make films “of all sizes” with NBCU starting next year.
The seismic poach has sent the industry scrambling to answer a simple question: How did Paramount, the studio with the deepest pockets that recently inked massive, long-term agreements with South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone and a film and TV deal with the Duffer brothers, fail to lock up one of the industry’s biggest talents with an arguably perfect track record? But perhaps a better question is: How much did Paramount actually want to keep him?
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