Sheridan's Those Who Wish Me Dead Finds New Life on Netflix
Taylor Sheridan's 2021 neo-Western Those Who Wish Me Dead is finding renewed success on Netflix after a modest $19 million theatrical run.
Taylor Sheridan's neo-Western film Those Who Wish Me Dead is finding renewed success on Netflix, according to Collider. The film originally opened in 2021 with a simultaneous release in theaters and on HBO Max as part of Warner Bros.' pandemic-era slate strategy.
That hybrid rollout limited its theatrical footprint, and the film grossed $19 million at the box office. Its second life on Netflix marks a turnaround for a title that arrived between Sheridan's American Frontier trilogy — Sicario, Hell or High Water, and Wind River — and his current television empire.
Sheridan's Expanding Slate
Sheridan is also launching a new creative partnership with NBCUniversal, signaling a shift in his production alliances. Meanwhile, his small-screen output continues to grow: the second season of Marshals releases this week, the fourth season of Tulsa King is set to debut, a spin-off titled Frisco King is in development, and a third season of Landman is planned.
The streaming resurgence of Those Who Wish Me Dead adds another data point to the ongoing debate over day-and-date releases, which prioritized streaming access over exclusive theatrical windows during the pandemic.
Quick answers
Where can I watch Those Who Wish Me Dead?
The film is finding renewed success on Netflix, after originally releasing in theaters and on HBO Max in 2021.
How much did Those Who Wish Me Dead gross at the box office?
It grossed $19 million during its 2021 theatrical run.
What is Taylor Sheridan working on next?
He is launching a creative partnership with NBCUniversal, while season 2 of Marshals releases this week, season 4 of Tulsa King is set to debut, a spin-off titled Frisco King is in development, and a third season of Landman is planned.