When Stranger Things hit Netflix, it was a complete cultural phenomenon. The world was introduced to the Duffer brothers and their unique voices, characters, and style. But as they prepare to drop the final season of the show on Netflix, they're also looking forward to where their careers will take them next. That led many studios to court them with deals, and a showdown with Paramount and Netflix. So what made the Duffer brothers choose Paramount Skydance over the comfort of what they had at Netflix? Well, it wasn't more money. It was movie theaters. I mean, who doesn't want to see their hard work up on the big screen? - YouTube www.youtube.com Yes, the Duffers are known for a popular streaming show, and their new deal at Paramount covers that. But there was also a carve out to get them to do big, theatrical movies, something Netflix just does not offer. The Wrap has reported that the Duffers will work with Josh Greenstein and Dana Goldberg, the co-chairs of Paramount Pictures, on that part of their deal. The Duffers said of the deal, "We couldn't be more thrilled to be joining the Paramount family. [CEO] David [Ellison], Josh, and Dana are passionate about bringing bold, original films to the big screen. To be part of that mission is not just exciting – it's the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. And to do so at a studio with such a storied Hollywood legacy is a privilege we don't take lightly....
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