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Fifth Season Inks $500M Deal, Fueling Acclaimed Slate of TV, Film, and Docs
13 Nov
Summary
- Fifth Season secures 5-year, $500M credit facility from J.P. Morgan
- Studio behind hits like "Severance" and 2025 films "Friendship" and "Nonnas"
- Produced and financed over 100 seasons of content, winning 36 Emmys in 2025
In a major boost for the independent studio, Fifth Season has extended its partnership with J.P. Morgan, securing a five-year, $500 million credit facility. The studio, known for acclaimed projects like Apple TV's "Severance" and the 2025 films "Friendship" and "Nonnas," has quickly emerged as a world-class player in the entertainment industry.
The renewal comes after a highly productive 2025 for Fifth Season, with the studio earning 36 Emmy nominations and eight wins, as well as premiering 17 films and TV series across major streaming platforms and theaters. "We are incredibly appreciative of the continued confidence our financing partners have in Fifth Season's growth, vision, and creative ambition," said Kasee Calabrese, the studio's Chief Financial & Operating Officer.
The $500 million credit facility will allow Fifth Season to continue expanding its impressive slate of projects, which already includes a diverse range of acclaimed titles. In addition to "Severance," the studio's notable credits include "80 for Brady," "Book Club," "The Lost Daughter," and the upcoming Peacock series "The Good Daughter" starring Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy.
