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Streaming service Paramount+ will become available to UK audiences this summer, the channel has announced.
The news comes as part of a range of announcements made by ViacomCBS following an investor day meeting on Tuesday.
ViacomCBS will be rebranded to become Paramount, the company said.
This summer, #ParamountPlus will come to the UK, bringing all of our shows and movies to British audiences!
— Paramount+ (@paramountplus) February 15, 2022
Listing new content and changes arriving this year, Paramount tweeted: “This summer, #ParamountPlus will come to the UK, bringing all of our shows and movies to British audiences!”
Paramount also announced that, starting in 2024, all of its feature films would be moved to the streaming services after their theatrical runs.
ViacomCBS will now be known as Paramount. #WeAreParamount pic.twitter.com/sGGM8Zediq
— ViacomCBS (@ViacomCBS) February 15, 2022
This will include upcoming blockbusters including Top Gun: Maverick, The Lost City, starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, and the heavily delayed Mission: Impossible 7 film.
The company also announced that the third instalment of John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place was scheduled for 2025.
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