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Prime Video Announces New Korean Office Romance Series 'Nine to Six'
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Prime Video Announces New Korean Office Romance Series 'Nine to Six'

Prime Video is expanding its international catalog with an upcoming 12-episode Korean workplace romance series titled 'Nine to Six'. The show features a high-profile cast led by Park Min-young, Yook Sung-jae, and Go Soo. The narrative centers on a pragmatic legal manager whose carefully structured life is disrupted by two very different men. Set to premiere globally on November 25, the project brings together notable directors and writers from the television industry.

Euphoria Creator Sam Levinson Signs Overall Deal at Amazon MGM
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Euphoria Creator Sam Levinson Signs Overall Deal at Amazon MGM

Sam Levinson, the creator of the hit drama series "Euphoria," has signed a major overall television deal with Amazon MGM Studios. Through this agreement, Levinson and his producing partner and wife, Ashley Levinson, will develop and produce new television projects. The content will be created for Prime Video and various other Amazon MGM platforms under their Tiny Goat Productions banner. This marks a significant transition for Levinson following his notable creative run with HBO.

Prime Video Launches 'On the Line: The World Burger Games' Docuseries
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Prime Video Launches 'On the Line: The World Burger Games' Docuseries

Full Day Productions and Lost Tribe Creative have released a new Prime Video docuseries titled 'On the Line: The World Burger Games'. The five-episode show follows the global competition among Five Guys crew members. Originating in 2013 from the Murrell family, the internal competition has expanded internationally, celebrating restaurant staff through high-stakes culinary challenges.

‘Blade Runner 2099’ Trailer Drops Featuring Michelle Yeoh
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‘Blade Runner 2099’ Trailer Drops Featuring Michelle Yeoh

Prime Video has premiered a new trailer for the upcoming limited series "Blade Runner 2099" at New York Comic Con. Set 50 years after the events of "Blade Runner 2049," the show takes place in a reborn Los Angeles. The series stars Hunter Schafer as fugitive Cora, who takes on a final identity as a Blade Runner, and Michelle Yeoh as Olwen. The two are forced to partner in this highly anticipated sci-fi thriller.

Prime Video Acquires Global Rights to Turkish AI Movie 'Çukur:Vartolu'
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Prime Video Acquires Global Rights to Turkish AI Movie 'Çukur:Vartolu'

Prime Video has secured global rights for 'Çukur:Vartolu,' an AI-generated spin-off film from the hit Turkish series 'Çukur' (known internationally as 'The Pit'). Produced by Ay Yapim's Singapore-based studio AI Yapim, the movie marks a significant step in expanding established drama franchises using native artificial intelligence production techniques. The film explores the origins and transformative journey of the character Vartolu Sadettin, bridging his childhood in eastern Türkiye with conflicts in Istanbul. While every visual frame is generated by artificial intelligence, the production relies on human actors for physical performances and professional voice actors for dialogue.

Amazon Viking Drama ‘Bloodaxe’ Sets Release Date and Trailer
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Amazon Viking Drama ‘Bloodaxe’ Sets Release Date and Trailer

Prime Video has announced the premiere date for its highly anticipated Viking drama series, "Bloodaxe," set to launch on January 20, 2027. The streamer also debuted a fierce new trailer during a dedicated panel at the New York Comic Con. The panel featured co-showrunners Michael Hirst and Horatio Hirst alongside cast members Xavier Molyneux, Jessica Madsen, and Levi Miller. The first season consists of eight episodes, and Amazon has already renewed the series for a second season, which is currently in production in Ireland.

Kate Siegel Breaks Down the 'Carrie' Finale and Mystery of Adelaide
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Kate Siegel Breaks Down the 'Carrie' Finale and Mystery of Adelaide

The 2026 Prime Video series adaptation of Stephen King's 'Carrie' introduces a major new character named Adelaide, played by Kate Siegel. Unlike the original novel, Adelaide serves as the narrator conducting interviews with survivors before making her dramatic onscreen debut in the finale. Siegel discusses how she drew inspiration from similar archetype figures across King's bibliography, such as 'The Institute' and 'Firestarter.' Her mysterious character adds a fresh layer of intrigue to the classic telekinetic horror story.

Jeremy Clarkson Returns to Cars in New 'Clarkson's Farm' Special
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Jeremy Clarkson Returns to Cars in New 'Clarkson's Farm' Special

Former 'Top Gear' host Jeremy Clarkson is returning to his automotive roots with a new standalone Prime Video special titled 'Jeremy Grows a Car: A Clarkson's Farm Special'. In the episode, Clarkson attempts the unprecedented feat of building a car using materials entirely grown on his Diddly Squat Farm. Assisted by renowned car designer Ian Callum, Clarkson plans to use a Jaguar F-Type V6S base, integrating farm-produced leather, wool carpets, and a custom flax-composite material instead of carbon fiber. The special follows the success of Season 5, as Clarkson continues to blend his agricultural adventures with his passion for cars.

Prime Video Unveils Marília Mendonça Docuseries
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Prime Video Unveils Marília Mendonça Docuseries

Prime Video has premiered 'Marília Mendonça – Sentimento Louco' at the Rio Film Festival, marking the first project from a historic licensing deal with the late Brazilian singer's family. Directed by Susanna Lira, the docuseries offers unprecedented access to Mendonça's personal archives, including diaries, photographs, and videos. The production is part of Brazil's largest investment in preserving a national artist's legacy. It honors the celebrated sertanejo singer, who tragically died in a 2021 plane crash, by showcasing her authentic life, musical impact, and cultural resonance.

Prime Video’s ‘Carrie’ Review: Mike Flanagan’s Brilliant Adaptation
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Prime Video’s ‘Carrie’ Review: Mike Flanagan’s Brilliant Adaptation

Prime Video's new television adaptation of Stephen King's 'Carrie,' helmed by horror maestro Mike Flanagan, successfully reimagines the classic tale for the modern era. Set in the present day, the series stars Summer H. Howell as Carrie White, capturing both the innocence and the harrowing struggles of the iconic character as she navigates high school. Flanagan's eight-episode series infuses the narrative with contemporary themes, including social media toxicity and religious zealotry. By honoring both King's original novel and Brian De Palma's acclaimed 1976 film, the show delivers a fresh, fearless take that ultimately grants its young female characters unprecedented agency.

Michelle Yeoh Calls Blade Runner 2099 an Amazing Journey
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Michelle Yeoh Calls Blade Runner 2099 an Amazing Journey

At the Busan International Film Festival, Academy Award winner Michelle Yeoh discussed her upcoming role in the Prime Video series 'Blade Runner 2099'. She expressed excitement about joining the iconic franchise and collaborating with co-star Hunter Schafer and showrunner Silka Luisa. During the press conference, Yeoh also addressed questions regarding her potential future as a director. She firmly ruled out the possibility, stating that she prefers to focus on acting and producing while supporting the unique visions of other filmmakers.

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Emmys will move from broadcast TV to Prime Video in 2027

The Emmy Awards are set to transition from traditional broadcast television to Amazon's Prime Video platform starting in 2027. This shift marks a significant change in how major award ceremonies are distributed to global audiences. Non-Amazon Prime subscribers will still be able to access the awards show on the platform, ensuring broader availability. This move reflects the ongoing industry trend of major live events migrating toward streaming services.

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Amazon Pays $120 Million to Stream the Emmys for Free

Amazon has secured a major six-year agreement to stream the Emmy Awards exclusively on Prime Video, moving the prestigious ceremony away from traditional broadcast television. Reports indicate the tech giant is paying approximately $120 million for the rights. The transition will officially begin with the 2027 ceremony, which is scheduled to air next September. Notably, viewers will be able to stream the event for free without requiring a standard Prime subscription.

Emmys Move to Prime Video in Six-Year Global Deal
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Emmys Move to Prime Video in Six-Year Global Deal

The Television Academy has announced a major shift for the Primetime Emmy Awards, moving the ceremony to Amazon's Prime Video starting next year. The six-year global agreement ends the traditional broadcast television 'wheel deal' that lasted for 31 years. Under the new agreement, Prime Video will stream the ceremony for free across more than 240 countries and territories. Industry sources estimate the annual license fee to be around $15 million, representing a significant increase over previous domestic-only fees.

Prime Video Reveals First Look at ‘Vikings’ Creator’s ‘Bloodaxe’ Series
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Prime Video Reveals First Look at ‘Vikings’ Creator’s ‘Bloodaxe’ Series

Prime Video has released the first promotional images for its upcoming original series "Bloodaxe," created by Michael Hirst and Horatio Hirst. The show traces the legendary historical rise of Norse raider Erik Bloodaxe and his powerful wife Gunnhild. The eight-episode first season stars Xavier Molyneux and Jessica Madsen in lead roles. Demonstrating strong confidence in the project, Amazon has already renewed the epic historical drama for a second season ahead of its 2027 premiere.