Skydance Plots One Streamer for Paramount+ and HBO Max in Early 2027
Skydance plans to fold Paramount+ and HBO Max into a single streaming offering as soon as early 2027, it told shareholders Monday. It's one of the first major moves since Skydance closed its Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition, with pricing and roadmap details promised in the coming months.
- 2 sources report it: variety.com, deadline.com.
- The source published it on Nov 9, 2026 at 9:13 PM.
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Skydance wants to sell you Paramount+ and HBO Max on one bill. The company said it plans to launch a combined version of the two streamers as soon as early 2027, per a Monday letter to shareholders reported by Variety.
The pitch lands in one of Skydance's first big swings since it finished buying Warner Bros. Discovery. Executives framed the bundle as a value play, telling investors that from early 2027 subscribers will be able to grab both services together and that more details on pricing and the streaming roadmap are coming in the next few months.
It's the kind of mashup that would put titles like Paramount+'s Tulsa King and HBO Max's The White Lotus under a single subscription — a combo the two platforms already share a corporate roof for. Skydance says the specifics are still being worked out, so fans waiting on a price tag will have to sit tight.
TopicsSkydance · Paramount+ · HBO Max · Warner Bros. Discovery · Tulsa King · The White Lotus
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