Catherine Zeta-Jones Revenge Thriller ‘Kill Jackie’ Acquired by AMC in the U.S.

NewsAbroad newsroom brief · 3h ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

AMC Global Media has acquired the U.S. rights to Catherine Zeta-Jones’ upcoming revenge thriller series “Kill Jackie.” Starring and executive produced by Zeta-Jones and co-produced by Steel Springs Pictures and Fremantle, “Kill Jackie” is set to premiere this fall on AMC+ in the

The acquisition of "Kill Jackie" by AMC Global Media marks a significant coup for the network, as it continues to bolster its slate of premium content. The series, starring and executive produced by Catherine Zeta-Jones, is a revenge thriller that is sure to appeal to fans of the genre. With Zeta-Jones at the helm, AMC is likely hoping to tap into her devoted fan base and attract new viewers to its AMC+ streaming platform.

The deal also highlights the growing importance of streaming services in the television landscape. As more and more platforms enter the market, networks like AMC are having to be strategic in their acquisitions and original content production. By snagging "Kill Jackie," AMC is positioning itself to compete with other major players in the streaming space. The fact that the series will premiere on AMC+ this fall suggests that the network is prioritizing its streaming offerings and is committed to providing high-quality content to its subscribers.

As the television industry continues to evolve, it's clear that streaming services will play an increasingly important role in shaping the types of shows that get made and how they reach audiences. With "Kill Jackie," AMC is making a savvy bet on a genre that has proven popular with viewers. To watch next: how "Kill Jackie" performs on AMC+ and whether it helps to drive subscriptions to the platform. Additionally, it will be interesting to see how Zeta-Jones' involvement in the series impacts its marketing and promotion, and whether her star power helps to elevate the show's profile.

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