The 'Yellowstone' signed a film deal with NBCU that will kick in next year, with a series deal expected to follow in 2029.

Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan has struck a new deal with NBC, and the potential profit for him is staggering. What Is Taylor Sheridan’s New Deal With NBC?According to Deadline, Sheridan has reached a deal with NBCUniversal that covers all of his upcoming projects in both television and film.

The veteran creator Taylor Sheridan is said to be leaving Paramount after he reportedly clashed with the new leadership at the company. The Yellowstone creator had multiple disagreements with the new management,

David Becker/ for Paramount+ Technically, Sheridan hasn’t said a word on the record about Ellison or Paramount, nor has his reported new home — NBCUniversal, land of Peacock — announced a megabucks agreement with the Yellowstone creator.

TV- and filmmaker Taylor Sheridan is leaving Paramount when his contract is up, opting to move to NBCUniversal. But Paramount owns his shows — so what happens next?

Yellowstone” spun out an entire universe of modern heartland shows.

Marshals, 1944, and Beth & Rip's spinoffs of Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone, the TV creator just made a major career move that could change everything about his future series. While Taylor's Westerns have been at home at Paramount for over two decades,

David Ellison has the deepest pockets in Hollywood. Sheridan has the best track record in streaming. Why the most obvious deal in TV didn't happen.