Archive · 20 Aug 2025
Duffer Brothers to Paramount: Exclusive Deal for New Projects
The Duffer Brothers, who made Stranger Things, are switching from working with Netflix to working with Paramount.
They've made a deal to create movies and shows for Paramount for the next four years.
Their contract with Netflix will end in April 2026, but they will still be part of the Stranger Things world, working on new shows related to the original.
This is a big change in where they will make their shows.
The Duffer Brothers, creators of Stranger Things, signed a deal with Paramount.
The deal is a four-year contract encompassing film, television, and streaming projects.
Their contract with Netflix ends in April 2026.
The Duffer Brothers will continue to be involved in the Stranger Things franchise.
The new deal includes projects with Skydance.
- Who
- Matt and Ross Duffer (The Duffer Brothers)
- What
- The Duffer Brothers signed a four-year deal with Paramount for films, TV, and streaming projects.
- When
- After their Netflix contract ends in April 2026.
- Where
- Paramount
- Why
- To create content for Paramount
Netflix
Paramount
Production
Netflix
The Duffer Brothers are moving from Netflix.
Paramount
No opposing view
- Duffer Brothers
- Creators of Stranger Things
- New Deal
- Four-year contract
- With
- Paramount and Skydance
- Projects
- Films, TV, streaming
- Netflix Contract Ends
- April 2026
- Involved in
- Stranger Things franchise
Sources
Stranger Things Creators Duffer Bros Quit Netflix, OFFICIALLY Move To Paramount - What Happens With Its Spinoffs, Offshoot Projects?
Paramount Ropes in Duffer Brothers for Films, TV and Streaming Projects
Paramount ropes in Duffer Brothers for films, TV and streaming projects - Telegraph India
