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    Shawn Levy Signs Overall Deal With Disney's 20th Television▼Shawn Levy Moves To Disney’s 20th Television With Overall Deal After Long Tenure At Netflix✉newsCultureTelevision2 d ago

    Filmmaker and producer Shawn Levy has signed an overall deal with Disney's 20th Television, moving his production company's TV business after a long run at Netflix. Levy, whose credits include directing Deadpool & Wolverine and producing Stranger Things through 21 Laps, will now develop television projects under the Disney banner. The move marks a notable shift for one of Netflix's most prolific creative partners.

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    Shawn Levy's 21 Laps Signs Overall TV Deal With 20th Television▼Shawn Levy and 21 Laps Entertainment Sign Overall TV Deal With Disney’s 20th Television✉newsCultureEntertainment2 d ago

    Filmmaker Shawn Levy and his production company 21 Laps Entertainment have signed an overall television deal with Disney's 20th Television. The agreement will see the company, behind hits like Stranger Things, develop new TV projects under the Disney-owned studio, extending Levy's relationship with the studio system.

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    Shawn Levy Signs Overall Deal With Disney's 20th Television▼Shawn Levy Inks Overall Deal With Disney’s 20th Television✉newsCultureTelevision2 d ago

    Filmmaker and producer Shawn Levy has signed an overall deal with Disney's 20th Television, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The agreement will see Levy's production company develop television projects for the studio. Levy is known for directing and producing major film and TV hits, and the deal strengthens Disney's roster of high-profile creative talent for its television slate.

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    Dexter at 20: How Pilot Reshoots Built a Franchise▼Dexter at 20: How Pilot Reshoots Helped Create a Franchise (Exclusive)✉newsCultureTelevision15 h ago

    The Television Academy marks the 20th anniversary of Dexter with an exclusive feature looking back at the show's pilot reshoots. The piece explores how reworking the pilot episode helped define the series' distinctive style and tone, ultimately turning the Miami-set serial-killer drama into a lasting franchise that spawned sequels and revival series.