How To Contact Ted Sarandos…

Email Ted Sarandos on his Official Site or tsarandos@netflix.com (Netflix).

Meet Ted Sarandos at his live events, movie/TV shows, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Call Ted Sarandos at Netflix’s corporate office: 1-888-638-3549 (Netflix Toll-Free) or 408-540-3700 (Netflix).

Contact Netflix’s corporate office on the Netflix app at 1-888-638-3549 (Toll-Free), 408-540-3700, or on Netflix.com.

Ted Sarandos’ mailing address is:

Ted Sarandos
c/o Netflix
The Icon Building
5808 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028

Ted Sarandos’ management company is:

Netflix
5808 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028

Ted Sarandos’ publicist is:

Public Relations Dept.
c/o Netflix
5808 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90028

“I was looking for our next thing, so I asked for a meeting with [Adam Sandler]. He was receptive to trying it, and I told him we’d make the movies he wanted to make and get them in front of the right audience.” (Variety)

Ari Emanuel, the Hollywood super-agent and chief executive of Endeavor, says: “Whether it be executives in the industry or the talent, he has great relationships at every level. Incredible, actually.” (The Times of London)

Ted Sarandos is connected to Donald Trump by a dinner meeting at Mar-a-Lago, where they discussed Netflix but did not talk business or Amazon’s Melania Trump documentary.

Elon Musk called for a Netflix boycott due to its LGBTQ+ and “woke” content, which Ted Sarandos defended as part of artistic freedom and diversity on the platform. (AOL)

Ted Sarandos and Jeff Bezos are connected as rival streaming industry leaders. Sarandos leads Netflix, and Bezos founded Amazon, which runs Prime Video.

“[Sarandos] is also frighteningly well connected, coolly name-dropping the likes of Kevin Costner (“a very good friend of mine”) and Meghan Markle (“I’ve been out with a lot of famous people before — the way that people react to Meghan is otherworldly”). (The Times of London)

Ted Sarandos is connected to Mark Zuckerberg as an influential tech and media executive shaping digital content. Netflix and Meta often intersect in entertainment, advertising, and user engagement.

“[Sarandos] is also frighteningly well connected, coolly name-dropping the likes of Kevin Costner (“a very good friend of mine”) and Meghan Markle (“I’ve been out with a lot of famous people before — the way that people react to Meghan is otherworldly”). (The Times of London)

Ted Sarandos is connected to Melania Trump by a dinner with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. He told Variety that Trump did not try to pitch Melania’s documentary to him.

Ted Sarandos referenced MrBeast to show how Netflix’s platform can better fund creators compared to YouTube. Netflix also wants to acquire YouTube creators like MrBeast.

Ted Sarandos is connected to Prince Harry by Netflix, where he oversees a multi-million dollar content deal with Harry and Meghan Markle, including producing their docuseries.

Ted Sarandos defended Richard Gadd, the creator of the hit series Baby Reindeer. Netflix announced a multi-year first-look deal with Gadd for more scripted series, showcasing Gadd’s storytelling talent amidst ongoing legal challenges related to the show.

Ted Sarandos is connected to Ryan Murphy by his Netflix deal. “He made great shows with us. I’m super pleased with “The Watcher,” and the “Monster” series has been phenomenal. There was never any animosity or hurt feelings, and I will continue to work with him.” (Variety)

Ted Sarandos is connected to Shonda Rhimes by a multi-year creative partnership in which Sarandos brought Rhimes and her Shondaland production company from ABC to Netflix in 2017.

Ted Sarandos is connected to Steven Spielberg by his criticisms of streaming, although Spielberg later praised the Netflix film “Carry On.” “My validation point from Steven was, he said, “Having ‘Carry-On’ felt like when I have a big hit in the theater. I heard the way everyone talked about it, and that’s exactly what a hit movie feels like!” 

Ted Sarandos is connected to Taylor Swift by her Netflix documentary, “Miss Americana.”