Amazon has struck a deal that may see premium Lionsgate and Starz programming made accessible to to MGM+ prospects within the U.Ok.

Lionsgate+ subscribers who joined through Prime Video Channels within the U.Ok. will now get entry to the MGM service starting in April. In Might, the MGM service shall be rebranded to MGM+ within the U.Ok. to align with the latest rebrand that occurred in Europe, Latin America and the U.S.

MGM+ within the U.Ok. will host a number of well-liked Starz collection, together with the whole “Outlander” franchise, “Energy Guide” seasons 1-4, “BMF,” “The Serpent Queen,” “P-Valley” and “Hightown.” The service will develop into the house to hit collection, together with library titles “The Nice,” “Mad Males,” “Nashville” and “Weeds” and movies “American Psycho,” “Reservoir Canines” and the “Noticed” franchise.

The Amazon-owned MGM+ was beforehand referred to as Epix and rebranded to MGM+ throughout Latin America to align with the latest rebrands in Europe and the U.S. MGM+ is now accessible in 31 international locations and is without doubt one of the most subscribed Prime Video Channels globally.

Josh McIvor, world basic supervisor, MGM+, mentioned: “The enlargement of MGM+ in the UK additional cements Amazon’s dedication to put money into and develop the MGM+ channel internationally, whereas enhancing the content material providing accessible to subscribers.”

Michael Katzer, head of MGM+ Worldwide, added: “The addition of premium first-run TV franchises corresponding to ‘Outlander’ and ‘Energy,’ together with many blockbuster hit motion pictures, will permit MGM+ to proceed its evolution as a premium worldwide streaming service.”

“We’re happy to increase our partnership with MGM+ to convey beloved movies and tv collection to the service in the UK,” mentioned Agapy Kapouranis, Lionsgate president of worldwide tv and digital distribution. “With the addition of the UK, Lionsgate and STARZ content material will now be accessible to MGM+ viewers in additional than 20 international locations all over the world.”

Chase Brisbin and Kathryn Ikenberry Jones negotiated the deal on behalf of Lionsgate.