Comcast Sues Warner Bros. Discovery Over Refusal to Partner on Harry Potter Series
Under the deal, Warner Bros. Discovery was allegedly obligated to present Sky with opportunities to co-produce at least four shows per year from 2021 to 2023. Warners called the lawsuit a "baseless attempt" to gain leverage in upcoming negotiations.
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