Disney talks to Netflix about more licensed content beyond Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars

According to news from this site on November 14, according to Daps Magic, Disney CEO Bob Iger said that Disney is considering licensing content to Netflix. During a recent earnings call, Iger revealed that Disney is exploring a partnership with Netflix that could see different Disney titles on its streaming service.

This site noticed that not all Disney films will be available on Netflix, and some core brands will be restricted, including Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars.

Iger said Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars are "very important parts" of Disney's own streaming service.

These are real, clear competitive advantages for us and for differentiated businesses. For example, Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, are all doing very, very well on our platform, and I don't feel like it's about chasing profits because they are really an important part of our current and future streaming business.

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