'Everything Everywhere' and other A24 movies heading to HBO and Max

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06/12/2023 17:00

LOS ANGELES, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Oscar-winning film
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" and other movies from
independent studio A24 will become available on Warner Bros
Discovery's  WBD.O  HBO, Cinemax and Max under a deal announced
on Wednesday.
    The agreement provides the company with dozens of films to
attract subscribers to the HBO and Cinemax premium cable
channels and the Max streaming service.
    Customers will have access to more than 100 films from A24
over the course of the multi-year agreement, Warner Bros said in
a statement. They include "Everything Everywhere," an offbeat
family drama that won this year's Academy Award for best
picture.
    Other recent films will head exclusively to the Warner Bros
Discovery networks after their theatrical runs. They include
"Priscilla" about the wife of Elvis Presley and "The Iron Claw,"
a wrestling biopic starring Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White.
    Financial terms were not disclosed.

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