Film and television studio Miramax and BSkyB have announced the completion of a new licensing deal. Sky will hold exclusive rights to a substantial package of Miramax films. These titles will be delivered across the range of Sky Movies subscription channels in HD, through Sky’s on-demand service Sky Anytime+ and on the move via Sky Go.

Simon Rexworthy, Controller of Acquisitions at Sky said, “It’s great to be working with Miramax as they build out their business and make more of their titles available to us. The deal will give Sky Movies customers exclusive access to some of the best titles from Miramax’s unrivalled archive including such iconic modern classics as Pulp Fiction and Chicago.”

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