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    ‘Dune’ film producer Legendary moves distribution deal to Sony from Warner Bros.

    LOS ANGELES — Legendary Entertainment has signed a new multiyear worldwide distribution deal with Sony Pictures, moving away from its longtime partner Warner Bros. The Burbank-based company, known for the popular “Dune” remake as well as “Godzilla vs. Kong,” said it will now release its movies through Sony, according to a joint statement Monday. The companies are committed to releasing the ...
    by Anousha Sakoui, Los Angeles Times Nov 28, 2022 1 minute
    Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet in“ Dune,” which premiered at the Venice Film Festival and played in IMAX theaters during the Toronto International Film Festival.

    LOS ANGELES — Legendary Entertainment has signed a new multiyear worldwide distribution deal with Sony Pictures, moving away from its longtime partner Warner Bros.

    The Burbank-based company, known for the popular “Dune” remake as well as “Godzilla vs. Kong,” said

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