Taylor Sheridan is poised to shift his TV-and-film base to NBCUniversal under a lucrative long-term pact, with a film component expected next year and television to follow after his Paramount obligations end in 2028. Puck first reported the deal, said to be courted by NBCU’s Donna Langley; both NBCUniversal and Paramount declined comment. Sheridan, a prolific force behind Yellowstone and series like Tulsa King, Lioness, Landman and Mayor of Kingstown, continues to deliver for Paramount, with Y: Marshals set for CBS next spring, even as the Skydance-led overhaul has reshaped the studio.

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