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Netflix News You May Have Missed This Week: March 4th, 2022

kari waker 3 years ago 2 min read

Welcome back to another Roundup of some of the biggest Netflix news that we did not submit this week.

Disney Pulls Big Titles From Netflix Around the World

When we jumped to the new month, Disney pulled a number of titles from Netflix at once even though we had many notifications about them all.

The most important removal is the original Marvel Netflix series including Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist, and Cage Luke. We were told that they would initially stay at Netflix for 10 years showing that Disney had reached an agreement to get it earlier than expected.

All Marvel shows will go to Disney + this month in certain areas including the United States and England.

Also departing is the three FX titles which mainly have Ryan Murphy registered as executive producers. The story of American crime, the story of American horror, and pose all leaving and arranged to find their new home in the upstream in the United States and Disney + internationally in time.

Netflix

On February 28th, Netflix stated that it would not be complying with new regulations that would’ve started in early March that would’ve meant Netflix would have to carry live streams from state media.
On March 3rd, it announced it had paused all Russian projects both filming or in post-production including:
- Zato – Neo-noir detective drama
- Anna K – Contemporary retelling of Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina
- Nothing Special – Drama about a young actor working at a charity

Netflix Acquires Another Gaming Company

In the main acquisition of both in the game room, this week Netflix announced that it has acquired the next Finnish gaming game next game that is suitable for Gaming Netflix’s ambition.

Simple companies focus mainly in the mobile space and have worked with previous Netflix on collaboration with IP foreign matters. They also developed other established IP TVs with two large-way corpses running.

New Netflix Projects Announced

On February 28th, Netflix acquired the already filmed movie Hello, Goodbye, And Everything in Between from Ace Entertainment to release in summer 2022.
On March 1st, it was announced that Lindsay Lohan had entered a two-picture deal with the platform with her Christmas movie set to release later this year.
On March 2nd, Netflix announced it’d be working with Pamela Anderson on a documentary feature on her life.
On March 3rd, Deadline exclusively revealed that it would be adapting with Jonah Hill’s Strong Baby Productions will be adapting Chris Leslie-Hynan’s novel Ride Around Shining.