Disney has officially added DreamWorks to its Magic Kingdom. The Mouse House inked an exclusive long-term distribution pact with DreamWorks over the weekend. Accord will add six more pics to ...

After the success of How to Train Your Dragon, I'm sure we'll see other DreamWorks classics in live-action, including Madagascar and Megamind.

Disney and DreamWorks have had a rivalry for animated supremacy since 1998. It took off in the 2000s as DreamWorks’ efforts like Shrek seemed better than what Disney was putting out.

Why Disney wants DreamWorks Spielberg & Co. could give the Mouse House a needed boost in studio profits and more. By Richard Siklos, editor at large. Last Updated: February 9, 2009: 2:43 PM ET.

Disney said Monday that the studio has agreed to enter into an exclusive "long-term distribution arrangement" with DreamWorks. By Carl DiOrio, The Associated Press Rulers of the Magic Kingdom have ...

How to Train Your Dragon's remake is a quick success, so other Dreamworks projects could soon be given a live-action makeover ...

DreamWorks desperately needs the cash to get its slate of movies rolling, but it can’t access Disney’s funds until Spielberg raises $325 million in debt financing, which will trigger a ...

Walt Disney Co., looking to bolster its movie operation, is close to making a distribution pact with Steven Spielberg’s new DreamWorks studio. The surprise development comes after DreamWorks and ...