Legendary Entertainment is in early talks to partner with Paramount on the theatrical distribution of its film slate.

Legendary Entertainment is making a big strategic move, buying out Dalian Wanda Group's stake in the company. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Legendary CEO Josh Grode framed the deal ...

Amid a tumultuous moment for both Hollywood and the banking sector, Legendary Entertainment has secured a significant line of credit with JPMorgan to help it continue producing movies and TV ...

With Sony, Legendary Entertainment found its third studio home in four years. On Monday, the “Godzilla” and “Dune” producer announced it would partner with Sony on a slate of theatrical ...

Legendary Entertainment has promoted longtime marketing executive Di Mu to CEO of Legendary East, the studio’s China-based promotion and marketing division responsible for overseeing local ...

Legendary Entertainment has secured the rights to “The Golden Cage,” a psychological thriller novel by the award-winning Swedish author Camilla Läckberg. The studio anticipates adapting the ...

Legendary Entertainment, owned by China's Wanda Group, is mounting a comeback with projects like 'Godzilla vs. Kong.' Can the upcoming 'Dune' pay off?

Legendary Entertainment, which is affiliated with Warner Brothers, on Thursday finalized a deal with Beijing-based Huayi Brothers Media Corporation to form a new movie and television company.

In a notable turn of events, Legendary Entertainment has closed a $1B senior secured revolving credit facility led by JP Morgan and including a syndicate of top-tier entertainment banks.

The deal announced Thursday would put the company’s value at about $3 billion, according to a person familiar with Legendary’s finances. SoftBank is taking a 10% stake in the entertainment firm.