Phoebe Waller-Bridge is staying in business with Amazon.

The Fleabag creator has struck a new deal with the streamer – her third since breaking through with her Emmy-winning BBC comedy co-production. However, the deal has moved from an exclusive overall pact to a first-look arrangement.

She becomes the latest high-profile auteur to move from an exclusive to first-look pact, following the likes of J.J. Abrams, who struck a similar deal with Warner Bros, and Empire co-creator Lee Daniels, who extended his deal at 20th Television with a comparable arrangement.

It comes a year after the streamer greenlighted her adaptation of Tomb Raider. Last month, it emerged she was narrating a two-part documentary about octopus with Amazon.

In January 2023, Waller-Bridge extended the overall deal that she initially signed in September 2019.

The latest deal with Waller-Bridge was signed in November 2024, before the departure of Amazon MGM Studios boss Jennifer Salke. Puck was first with the news.