Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry
So they are now looking for a new broadcaster or streamer
Harry and Meghan are looking for a buyer for their “Pearl” series.
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Despite the mega deal with Netflix, Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry are currently looking for another streaming service or TV station.
Duchess Meghan (49) and Prince Harry (37) do not give up. After Netflix rejected the cartoon series “Pearl” produced by their production company, the two are now looking for another buyer for the story.
As an executive producer alongside Elton John’s (75) husband David Furnish (59), the project is particularly close to Meghan’s heart. Like the sun reported, they are now trying to pitch the concept of the series to other TV stations and streamers.
“You will not give up”
“Meghan and Harry will not give up on bringing Pearl to the big screen,” the newspaper quoted an insider as saying. “They are determined not to let all the work and creative effort that went into the idea just ebb away.” Getting an appointment with the big streamers and broadcasters shouldn’t be difficult for the royals. Prince Harry has contacts with Apple due to a previous collaboration, while Meghan has already worked for the Disney Plus streaming service.
The odds are not bad with other providers either: “Amazon has a significant budget and big players like NBC Universal and HBO would be interested in talking to the Sussexes. One should not underestimate the interest in them from Hollywood and producers from all over the city “, it says.
That’s what “Pearl” is about
Like “deadline” As reported in early May, Netflix has canceled several projects, including Archewell Productions’ animated series. The series will be about the “heroic adventures of a 12-year-old girl who draws inspiration from influential women in history,” according to Archewell’s website.