Netflix published a wave of announcements and trailers around high-level projects, including “Squid Game”, “Wednesday” and “Stranger Things 5” last night during its annual marketing Tudum event.
While Tudum of this year (made for the sound that plays when you open the application) was broadcast live for the first time on Netflix itself (as opposed to YouTube), Los Angeles Times reports That 9,500 fans gathered in person at the Kia Forum in Southern California, hoping to see their favorite stars – including Lady Gaga, who occurred during the event and who will showcase the guests on “Wednesday”.
The director of marketing, Marian Lee, boasted that no other studio would be able to “all these fans in a room together, fans of WWE next to the fans of” knives “next to Lady Gaga fans for” Wednesday “.”
“This is something only Netflix can do,” said Lee.
As for the announcements, the largest could be that “Stranger Things 5” – The last season of Nostalgia Horror Show – will be broadcast in three Parts, from November 26, with the final published on New Year’s Eve. Although I am probably the most enthusiastic about the new version of Guillermo del Toro of “Frankenstein”, he should also be released in November.
