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Jessica Jones creator Melissa Rosenberg is departing for an eight-figure Warner Bros. TV deal
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Rosenberg, who is currently finishing up the third season of Jessica Jones, will depart the Netflix/Marvel series to develop new shows for Warner Bros. TV. The Hollywood Reporter says Netflix tried to get her to stay, but Warner Bros. TV outbid the streaming service. As The Hollywood Reporter points out, "Rosenberg's deal marks a key win for traditional studios, which have seen a number of top showrunners (Shonda Rhimes, Ryan Murphy, Kenya Barris) exit for lucrative Netflix pacts."
TOPICS: Melissa Rosenberg, Netflix, Marvel’s Jessica Jones, Warner Bros. TV
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