David Fincher ends Netflix deal after six years and three films
Director David Fincher will not renew his exclusive partnership with Netflix when his current agreement expires next year.
Fincher parting ways with streamer
The acclaimed director of Fight Club and The Social Network is concluding a relationship that began in 2020. He has completed three movies for the platform, including Mank and The Killer. Fincher is not signing a new overall deal with another studio at this time.
Future collaboration possibilities remain
Reports indicate he could still work on specific projects with Netflix despite ending his exclusive pact. Popular on Variety noted that the streamer did not respond to requests for comment regarding the split. This move follows similar departures by other talent such as Noah Baumbach and Shawn Levy.
Cliff Booth release strategy update
The upcoming spinoff starring Brad Pitt will premiere in IMAX theaters on November 25. The film lands on the streaming service a month later on December 23. This theatrical window marks a break from the company standard strategy.
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