The online media giant said it would be collaborating with SK Global Entertainment, the production outfit behind Crazy Rich Asians.
Twelve Thai boys, rescued from a flooded cave with their soccer coach in a daring underwater recovery that captivated the world, are on the cusp of a lucrative deal to have their story told by Netflix.
While a contract has not been signed, both sides have agreed to the terms. When the deal is completed SK Global will be given the life rights"to use the stories of the victims to produce creative media on Tham Luang incident." Rescue divers from around the globe aided in the dangerous attempt to recover the boys, aged between 11 and 16, trapped without food in the pitch black cave amid rapidly rising waters.
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