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1905 film news David Fincher, who has a deep cooperation relationship with Netflix, seems to be deeply bound to cooperate with this giant streaming media company. A few days ago, in an interview, Vinci revealed that he has signed a four-year exclusive cooperation agreement with Netflix. This also means that Vinci will cooperate with Netflix for the next four years.
Finch said in an interview: "I have signed a four-year cooperation agreement with Netflix. The cooperation between us is very pleasant, whether it is to help it find an audience or give me my own space, it is very Pleasant. Another reason for signing the four-year cooperation agreement is that I like to work like Picasso and try different styles and practices. I have to admit, it’s very strange. After 40 years in the industry, Only ten movies, or eleven, are under my control. Therefore, it is an exciting thing to be able to cooperate with Netflix." It is not difficult to see from Vinci’s rhetoric that between him and Netflix There is no unpleasant element in the cooperation.
Actually, the cooperation between Vinci and Netflix has a long history. "House of Cards", which helped Netflix to shine in the field of streaming media, came from Vinci. The highly acclaimed animation work "Love, Death and Robots" also has Vinci's credit. In addition, Vinci also left works like "Mind Hunter" on Netflix. The most recent collaboration between Vinci and Netflix was the black-and-white film "Mank" about the shooting process of "Citizen Kane". Currently, "Manke" is tentatively scheduled to land on Netflix on December 4.
