'I've never had a show canceled:' Taylor Sheridan explains his big move to NBCUniversal
TAYLOR SHERIDAN SAYS HOLLYWOOD DIDN’T BELIEVE IN YELLOWSTONE, NOW IT’S A TV EMPIRE That's why NBCUniversal inked him to a deal that reportedly is worth more than $1 billion to steal him away from Paramount.
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- TAYLOR SHERIDAN HAS WRITTEN THE SCRIPT FOR 'SICARIO 3' AS FRANCHISE GEARS UP FOR RETURN "Well, the new deal for me and the beauty of it is and I think the team over there is, to get an opportunity to work with Donna Langley, her taste is impeccable, her understanding of the industry and our business is unrivaled," Sheridan explained.
- It's honestly incredible the run that Taylor Sheridan has been on going all the way back to "Sicario" in 2015.
- Sheridan became a household name in entertainment with the success of "Yellowstone," and he parlayed that success into becoming the most powerful creative visionary in the industry.
I don't have to do so many shows." TAYLOR SHERIDAN'S 'LANDMAN,' 'THE MADISON' SNUBBED BY EMMYS AS EXPERT HAILS HIM AS TV'S 'SIX-TIME CHAMPION' Sheridan also spoke about how he's not motivated by winning awards or money.
He further stated, "I've never had a show canceled.
Additional details
- Taylor Sheridan is pulling back the curtain on the deal that stunned the entertainment business.
- It's going to be fascinating to see what happens once Sheridan joins NBCUniversal.
- Below are just some of his monster hits on the streaming platform: How is he replaced once he's gone?
- The "Lioness" and "Landman" creator spoke with Yahoo Finance's Brian Sozzi at Yahoo Finance's 2026 Invest conference, and revealed what drove him to the new deal.
- So, I've earned the right to go somewhere that trust me to do the same thing for them.
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