J.J. Abrams struck a massive overall deal that would keep him in the fold of Warner Bros., his home studio since 2006. The five-year pact, pegged at $500 million at the time, had a unique structure that allowed Abrams to draw from a significant pool of money to sign other writers

Television, with the pact expected to be non-exclusive and last for two years, two people familiar with the matter tell TheWrap. It follows the previous 2019 pact between the two parties, a five-year overall deal that was more expensive.

Warner Bros. and J.J. Abrams/Bad Robot have reportedly finalized a two-year, first-look, non-exclusive television and film deal.

The tenure of J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot at Warner Bros. Television will hit the 20-year mark. After months of negotiations, the company has closed a new film and TV deal with Warner Bros., sources tell Deadline.

As J.J. Abrams' future with Warner Bros. Discovery has been determined, a new update on his Superman movie at DC Studios has emerged after some time.