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Netflix dated all six episodes for December 3 and published first-look images of 11 characters revealed at the Jane Austen Festival in Bath, England. Olivia Colman and Rufus Sewell play Mrs. and Mr. Bennet, while the images also identify the five Bennet sisters and several suitors; Netflix says the series stays close to the novel while taking unspecified creative turns.
Read this story →GamesRadar reported on September 14 that Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle I will stream on Netflix from September 28 in multiple markets. Regional Netflix title pages for the film are already live, but availability is territory-specific and should not be read as one universal global launch. The report does not change the status of the still-undated second Infinity Castle film.
Read this story →Netflix's first season trailer shows Trina returning as an unqualified substitute teacher and confirms an October 15 premiere. Yvette Nicole Brown, Eric Lange and Matt Bennett reprise their Victorious roles, while a 16-song soundtrack will arrive through Republic Records the same day.
Read this story →Netflix and Sega announced a live-action Crazy Taxi comedy feature written by Dan Gregor and Doug Mand and produced by Neal Moritz, Toby Ascher and Toru Nakahara. Carlos Stevens and Nakahara are developing an animated Sonic the Hedgehog series for the upper-preschool audience, while RGG Studio's Stranger Than Heaven is being developed as a live-action film. The announcement confirms development and attached creatives but gives no cast, production start or release dates.
Read this story →The partners announced original content with Royal Ballet principal dancer Fumi Kaneko, a limited collection launching online September 18 and in the Royal Ballet and Opera Shop on October 23, and a Royal Opera House pop-up October 28–31. Free ticketed storytelling activities and screenings will be offered, with booking details to follow. A new Barbie Nutcracker special reaches Netflix in November, and the Royal Ballet performs The Nutcracker December 3, 2026–January 13, 2027; the Netflix day remains unannounced.
Read this story →Netflix and Paramount jointly said they mutually ended the animated-film agreement while keeping Brad Bird's Ray Gunn and the untitled Jack and the Beanstalk project on Netflix and continuing their broader content-licensing relationship. TheWrap reports that John Lasseter and Louie del Carmen's Cosmic Motors, previously intended for Netflix, is now planned for a Paramount theatrical rollout in 2027. The statement does not identify the destination of other Skydance Animation projects.
Read this story →TheWrap, following Axios and a TechNet statement, reports that Netflix, Amazon and YouTube launched the Streaming Access and Choice Alliance under TechNet. The group says it will advocate technology-neutral entertainment policy and continued investment in live sports and other programming. Its launch comes as the Justice Department and Federal Communications Commission consider the legal environment around pooled sports broadcasting rights, but the alliance has not published a detailed position on every proceeding.
Read this story →Blizzard officially confirmed September 12 that it and Netflix are developing an animated Diablo series. HorrorFuel reports that the premise follows a soul hunted by angels and demons while trying to prevent catastrophe. No title, creative team, cast, episode count, production start or release date has been named.
Read this story →Korea JoongAng Daily reported September 11, citing Netflix, that Jung Ho-yeon, Ryu Jun-yeol, Hong Kyung, Won Ji-an and Justin H. Min will star. The story sends Hong's Zion to Australia after his sister's sudden death; no production start, episode count or release date is confirmed.
Read this story →Bloody Disgusting carried Netflix's official trailer September 10 and confirms an October 8 premiere. Josh Hartnett leads a cast that includes Charlie Heaton, Mackenzie Davis and Ruby Stokes. The trailer does not reveal the creature's identity or establish any continuation beyond the limited series.
Read this story →TVLine reported on September 10, citing Deadline, that Netflix has canceled Ransom Canyon and will not order a third season. The report supplies no reason for the decision, and Netflix has not issued an accessible owner statement or announced a continuation elsewhere.
Read this story →Animate Times reported on September 12 that the two-cour television anime begins advance Japanese streaming on Anime Times, U-NEXT and Netflix at 21:00 on October 3. Tokyo MX, BS11, Sun TV and KBS Kyoto start broadcasts October 5, with CBC following October 10; Crunchyroll distribution also begins October 5. Chogakusei performs the opening and Kohta Yamamoto the ending. A complete territory list for Crunchyroll is not supplied.
Read this story →Hargadon said September 10 that the two seasons were filmed back-to-back and his department reached roughly 75 to 80 people, including background dressers. He aimed for a grittier, lived-in second season, using Qing- and Tang-era references for Earth Kingdom and Fire Nation clothing. He gave no new release date.
Read this story →New photographs from Saltburn in northern England show Scott, Coughlan, Toby Jones and Michael Socha working on location. What's on Netflix reports that filming began in mid-August and is scheduled through mid-December across Manchester and northern England. The images confirm production activity, not the site's unconfirmed anthology theory or a release date.
Read this story →Netflix acquired the package, with Binge adapting and Phil Lord, Chris Miller and Steven Yeun as executive producers. Yeun is not attached to act, and no series order, cast, production start or date is stated.
Read this story →TheWrap says she is attached as Annie, one of four female leads, in the series created by Jude Mack with Emma Freeman directing. Netflix declined comment; no production start, full cast or release date is confirmed.
Read this story →Figurants.com seeks experienced servers for a central Paris shoot and says the likely project is season six. The site says the identification was not officially communicated; only requirements, date and place are firm notice-level facts.
Read this story →The complaint, as described by TheWrap, alleges deceptive data-tracking and advertising practices and faults design choices around children's profiles. Netflix denies the allegations and says it uses safeguards and follows applicable law; no court has ruled on liability or a remedy.
Read this story →Netflix has given the new adaptation a straight-to-series order. Zoe Kazan and Jeb Stuart will write, executive-produce and serve as co-showrunners after their East of Eden collaboration, while Teton Ridge Entertainment produces; no cast, episode count, production date or release window is announced.
Read this story →The company will begin reporting with La Bola Negra, which opens October 16 before reaching Netflix December 2 after a 47-day window. The policy also covers selected releases including the next Cliff Booth film, Narnia and Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory, not Netflix's entire film slate.
Read this story →Netflix announced September 7 that Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley and Blake Harrison are back on set as Will, Simon, Jay and Neil for a third Inbetweeners film. Series co-creators Iain Morris and Damon Beesley are writing and directing; Netflix has not disclosed a release date, plot or additional cast.
Read this story →In a Vanity Fair video interview relayed by TheWrap on September 5, Boyle said the film used AI-generated imagery for about 30 seconds to animate old photographs and create mice running through The Sun newsroom. Netflix plans a limited theatrical release December 11 and streaming January 8; the production has not independently audited Boyle's estimate.
Read this story →Yomiuri TV announced on September 5 that Netflix is exclusively offering thirty curated Detective Conan collections, each centered on a character, as part of the anime's thirtieth anniversary. The announcement confirms the number and organizing idea, but it does not list every collection, identify all available countries or give an expiry date.
Read this story →Netflix announced September 4 that production has begun in Prague on an untitled eight-hour series set in the world of The Secret of Secrets. Morgan Spector stars as Langdon opposite Rebecca Hall as Katherine Solomon, with Carlton Cuse and Brown co-creating and Cuse serving as showrunner. No release date has been announced.
Read this story →In a Netflix interview published September 4, Franzen confirmed that he is writing the episodic scripts and said the adaptation will establish sympathy and nuance for Enid earlier than the novel did. The comedy about the self-deceiving Lambert family remains intact, but Netflix has not announced production dates, a full cast or a release window.
Read this story →A coordinated rollout begins September 7 with the animated special The Monster at the End of This Story on Netflix and YouTube, an album through Warner Music Group's Arts Music, a Roblox obstacle course and Random House's new The Cookie at the End of This Book. Merchandise and a Yoto audio release follow from September 10.
Read this story →The series will first premiere on Japanese television in October 2026, then stream through Netflix in more than 190 countries and regions with multilingual subtitles and English and Spanish dubs. TV Asahi says its production uses artificial-intelligence, visual-effects and computer-graphics tools, but the announcement does not specify the global streaming date, budget or each technology's role.
Read this story →Netflix announced September 3 that Beatrice Kitsos will play Liz Buxbaum opposite David Iacono as Wes Bennett. Deacon Phillippe, Nicole Bruner, Luke Kirby, Judy Greer, Claire Coffee, Ora Duplass, Veronica Garrubbo and Kynlee Heiman complete the named cast; Julia Hart directs and co-writes with Jordan Horowitz and Heather Flanders. No release date or production timetable was announced.
Read this story →The production appointed Seiya as a promotional ambassador and confirmed that he will also voice a guest character in season three, but it is withholding the character and episode for a later announcement. The season begins October 3 on Nippon TV, rolls out across its Japanese network and streams exclusively on Netflix immediately after broadcast.
Read this story →Netflix announced September 1 that The One About Matthew Perry premieres October 27. Mary Robertson directs the three-part series for Sony Pictures Television's Maxine Productions; it uses unreleased family photos and videos, testimony from Perry's sister Mia Perry Bowick, and memories from lifelong friends and creative collaborators.
Read this story →Netflix released a new teaser September 1 showing the film's three periods and its themes of queer memory and historical inheritance. The Canadian premiere is September 15 at the Toronto International Film Festival, a United States theatrical run begins October 16, and Netflix streams the film in Canada and the United States on December 2.
Read this story →Netflix released the main trailer and key art September 1 and set a global September 17 premiere. The footage introduces rival groups taking dangerous assignments, including the Wanjin Rescue Squad led by Hsieh Kun-ta, and frames their fights through rituals, temples and community ties rather than a generic mercenary world.
Read this story →What's on Netflix reported August 31 that Netflix holds options on Geiger, Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees, The Night Eaters: She Eats the Night, Radio Spaceman, The Infinite Horizon and Invisible Emmie. The outlet dates the deals across December 2025 to July 2026; Netflix declined comment, and no format, cast, creative team or production order is confirmed.
Read this story →Netflix and EverPass reached a multi-year agreement covering Netflix's NFL events in U.S. commercial venues. The 2026 slate includes the September 10 49ers–Rams game in Melbourne, a Thanksgiving Eve game, two Christmas games, a Week 18 game and NFL Honors. A separate EverPass arrangement lets DirecTV for Business market and distribute the package; fees, exclusivity and venue counts were not disclosed.
Read this story →Sensor Tower estimates reported August 31 show U.S. Netflix app downloads rose 24% on the day the service premiered an extended Grand Theft Auto VI look, 20% above the prior 30-day daily average. iOS downloads rose 54% day over day and Netflix moved from 96th to 35th among free U.S. iOS apps, while Android downloads fell 13%. The report also associates the premiere day with a 436% day-over-day increase in GTA VI preorders. Netflix and Rockstar did not publish underlying totals, and the timing does not prove the footage caused every change.
Read this story →A Netflix representative told What's on Netflix that the animated Minecraft series is still coming and production is continuing as planned. Minecraft lead designer and creative director Jens Bergensten separately replied on August 28 that the team is still working on it; neither response supplies a release date, footage, episode count or precise production phase.
Read this story →Akil said Forever season two completed an 80-day production running from Los Angeles to New York. The eight-episode season also filmed at Martha's Vineyard and now moves into postproduction; the available reporting points to a 2027 release, but Netflix has not announced an exact premiere date or postproduction timetable.
Read this story →The official production site announced on August 31 that the three-part special will begin on TOKYO MX and other Japanese channels at 7 p.m. JST on October 25, followed by Netflix and other streaming services at 8:30 p.m. The special adds M.A.O. as Miyo's former classmate Kimio Nagaba and an ending song by Kashitaro Ito; the full territory list and release cadence for episodes two and three remain unspecified.
Read this story →Netflix announced August 27 that André Benjamin and Cathy Moriarty have joined the series in undisclosed roles alongside Sara Gilbert, Bruce McGill, Peter Macon and twelve other newly listed performers. Mckenna Grace, Tanner Hagen, Abby Ryder Fortson and Maxwell Jenkins play the future Mystery Inc. members, and production is underway in Atlanta; no premiere window is announced.
Read this story →Netflix and the Japanese production released the first full trailer and new key art for season two on August 27. The season begins on Japan's 28-station TBS network on October 1, then streams worldwide on Netflix on October 2 with weekly episodes; other Japanese services will follow, but their dates and the season's episode count remain unannounced.
Read this story →The Ankler reports, citing multiple unnamed sources, that YouTube is offering exclusivity windows to roughly 15 creators, with packages starting in the low seven figures and reaching about US$10 million. Sources also describe possible loss of Brandcast exposure, billboards or preferred advertising opportunities for creators who take work elsewhere. YouTube declined to comment; no signed agreement, exact named-creator terms or formal retaliation policy is confirmed.
Read this story →Variety reported on August 25 that Netflix released the trailer for the eight-episode second season, which premieres September 17. The footage frames a new supernatural danger around Valentine's Day and returns Eleven, Max, Mike, Lucas, Dustin, Will and Hopper; it does not establish a third season.
Read this story →TheWrap reported on August 25 that Rhimes renewed her overall Netflix agreement for five years. The arrangement keeps Shondaland and producing partner Betsy Beers developing television, film and games for Netflix and also covers merchandise and live events tied to its projects; financial terms were not disclosed.
Read this story →Casting Networks published a notice on August 24 seeking union background performers aged 45 to 100 to portray older Chinese workers and pedestrians for an overnight Forever season-two shoot planned for August 27. The August 25 application deadline and US$231-for-eight-hours rate are concrete, but the notice lists several possible cities and does not prove that the shoot has happened.
Read this story →Netflix announced on June 24 that WIT Studio’s THE ONE PIECE will premiere on the service in February 2027. The first release comprises seven episodes totaling about 300 minutes and adapts roughly the first 50 manga chapters through the Baratie arc; Netflix has not named a specific February date or detailed territory-by-territory availability.
Read this story →Mononoke the Movie: Chapter III — Hebigami will begin exclusive worldwide Netflix streaming on September 29. The dated Japanese report establishes the global window and trilogy-ending status but does not enumerate regional audio, subtitle or physical-release options.
Read this story →Netflix launched the page for users in Japan with recommendations adapted to individual viewing tendencies and home-screen shortcuts. Netflix Japan anime director Hiroshi Yamano describes it as a curated entry point; the report does not establish a rollout outside Japan or improved results for every viewer.
Read this story →Now streaming on Netflix, the feature is the directorial debut of Yuki Igarashi, whose credits include Jujutsu Kaisen and Star Wars: Visions. Netflix describes a new lone hero defying a harsh destiny through Igarashi's intricate, kinetic animation.
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