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Horror Maestro Dauberman Signs New Blumhouse Deal
14 Nov
Summary
- Gary Dauberman inked a new first-look producing deal with Blumhouse Atomic.
- Dauberman, known for 'It' and 'Annabelle' films, will produce via Coin Operated.
- This partnership expands on his previous successful collaborations with Wan and Blum.
Gary Dauberman, a pivotal writer for major horror franchises including 'It' and the 'Annabelle' series, has entered into a first-look producing deal with Blumhouse Atomic. This agreement, effective next week, will see Dauberman's production company, Coin Operated, develop projects under the banner led by Jason Blum and James Wan.
Dauberman expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, highlighting his admiration for Blum's ability to connect with global audiences and his long-standing creative partnership with Wan. The deal signifies a deepened relationship, following their recent work on the 'Five Nights at Freddy's' adaptation and Dauberman's integral role in The Conjuring Universe.
His past contributions include writing 'Annabelle,' 'Annabelle: Creation,' and 'The Nun,' as well as producing 'The Curse of La Llorona' and making his directorial debut with 'Annabelle Comes Home.' Dauberman also penned Warner Bros.' record-breaking 2017 film adaptation of Stephen King's 'It' and its sequel, 'It: Chapter Two.' Coin Operated is also concluding a deal with Sony, which included the video game adaptation 'Until Dawn.'
