Chris McCarthy Roy Rochlin/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Former Paramount co-CEO Chris McCarthy and the prolific Yellowstone and Landman creator Taylor Sheridan will be reuniting at NBCUniversal. The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that McCarthy will help produce shows for NBCU and manage the company's relationship with Sheridan, who is set to move his film deal to NBCU next year, and his TV output deal a few years after that. McCarthy exited Paramount earlier this year after David Ellison and his Skydance acquired the media company from the Redstone family. McCarthy had been one of the three men occupying Paramount Global's "Office of the CEO" following Bob Bakish's exit. George Cheeks is still there; Brian Robbins is not. McCarthy oversaw Sheridan's universe of hits, which also include Yellowstone prequel 1923 and its prequel 1883. Sheridan is also behind the Sylvester Stallone-led Tulsa King, its own spinoff Nola King, and other series like Special Ops: Lioness and Mayor of Kingstown. Sheridan's next next film, an action-thriller called F.A.S.T., is set up at Warner Bros. It was NBCU chief Donna Langley who poached Sheridan from Paramount. Sheridan's new deal is said to be worth as much as $1 billion, should his output there meet certain criteria. It now sounds like it also came with one cozy executive of his choice. Bloomberg first reported the move. More to come. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up THR, Esq Audiochuck Sued by 'Anatomy of Murder' Hosts Rambo Lionsgate Launching New Digital Movie Network Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Leads Effort to Pour $900 Million Into Hollywood AI Firm, Giving Kingdom a Foothold In Future of Entertainment CAA CAA Acquires Brand Licensing Agency Beanstalk UTA Hollywood's Cheesiest New Star? Parmigiano Reggiano Reportedly Signed By UTA for Film and TV Placement Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival AI Cost and Time Savings, Best Practices in Focus at Tallinn as Scribe Says She Uses "AI for Everything But Writing" THR, Esq Audiochuck Sued by 'Anatomy of Murder' Hosts Rambo Lionsgate Launching New Digital Movie Network Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Leads Effort to Pour $900 Million Into Hollywood AI Firm, Giving Kingdom a Foothold In Future of Entertainment CAA CAA Acquires Brand Licensing Agency Beanstalk UTA Hollywood's Cheesiest New Star? Parmigiano Reggiano Reportedly Signed By UTA for Film and TV Placement Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival AI Cost and Time Savings, Best Practices in Focus at Tallinn as Scribe Says She Uses "AI for Everything But Writing"