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  "textContent": "For a brief moment, Netflix wanted Hollywood to believe it had changed. When the streaming giant was pursuing Warner Bros., Netflix executives went out of their way to reassure filmmakers, exhibitors, and investors that theatrical releases would become an important part of the company’s strategy. CEO Ted Sarandos repeatedly emphasized that Warner Bros. movies would […]\n\nThe post Netflix Finally Admits Theatrical Releases Were Never Part of the Plan appeared first on That Park Place.",
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