This extension of the agreement brings Sony Pictures’ titles to 39 territories throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
Sony Pictures Television (SPT) and Warner Bros. Discovery today announced a multi-year extension of their content deal across Latin America. Under the agreement, feature films from the Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) slate after their theatrical and home entertainment windows and selected television series from SPT will be available exclusively on HBO Max (and subsequently on Max, when the enhanced platform launches in Latin America later this year), HBO premium channels and Cinemax throughout the region.
The deal will bring some of Sony Pictures’ feature films to HBO and HBO Max subscribers including films in the Spider-Man, Ghostbusters, Jumanji and Men In Black franchises. The agreement includes the highly anticipated: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Gran Turismo, Equalizer 3, the next instalment of the Ghostbusters franchise, and the next feature films in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe (including Kraven the Hunter, El Muerto and Madame Web), after their theatrical and home entertainment windows.
“We’re gratified to extend our longstanding agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery. As the preeminent independent producer of film and television content, Sony Pictures is blessed with a robust library that is beloved throughout the region and a strong slate ahead of us. We look forward to bringing this all to HBO, HBO Max and Cinemax audiences throughout Latin America,” said John Rossiter, Executive Vice President, Networks & Distribution, Latin America, SPE.
“At Warner Bros. Discovery we have the mission to bring a solid and diverse entertainment offering to our audiences across all Latin America through our extensive family of brands and key licensing deals. This extended agreement with Sony is part of that strong commitment to keep enriching our diverse catalogue with exclusive content for our HBO and HBO Max subscribers. We’re thrilled we can continue to delight fans with Sony’s vast library of box office hits and exciting series that have captivated the public worldwide, bringing relevant stories for our audiences in the region,” commented Andrés Mendoza, Head of Content Acquisition & Negotiations for Latin America & Programming US Hispanic at Warner Bros. Discovery.
This extension of the agreement brings Sony Pictures’ titles to 39 territories throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
