Amazon has reached a multi-year licensing deal with Bleeker Street films that will include exclusive distribution of the company’s theatrical films, the streaming service said Tuesdays.

The deal includes such films as Danny Collins starring Al Pacino, and Pawn Sacrifice starring Tobey Maguire as American chess champion Bobby Fischer. Other films to be distributed exclusively via Amazon Prime Instant Video include the 2015 Sundance Film Festival movie I'll See You in My Dreams, family-drama Captain Fantastic and the Bryan Cranston led Trumbo, said Amazon.

"As we build out our collection of films, it's important to us to share the work of these amazing filmmakers with a broad viewing audience," stated Andrew Karpen, CEO of Bleecker Street. "We look forward to bringing Prime members an entertainment experience we're sure they'll love."

Amazon has renewed a second season of its hit one-hour drama series Bosch, the network said Wednesday.

The sophomore campaign of the series, based on Michael Connelly’s Harry Bosch book series and starring Titus Welliver (Lost, The Good Wife, Sons of Anarchy) as the no-nonsense detective, will be based on Connelly’s novels Trunk Music and The Drop, said Amazon.

The inaugural season of Bosch, which launched in February, achieved the biggest debut weekend among all Amazon Original Series and is the most-watched title on Prime Instant Video across movies and TV series in its first four weeks, according to the company.

Welliver along with actors Jamie Hector, Lance Reddick and Amy Acquino will reprise their respective Bosch roles for the second season, according to Amazon.

“We’re delighted to see that Amazon customers have immediately embraced Bosch,” said Roy Price, Amazon Studios vice president in a statement. “Fans will soon be able to enjoy more of this inspired adaptation brought to life by a remarkably gifted cast.”

Starz Digital Media has signed a content licensing agreement giving Amazon Prime Video online distribution rights to premium channel Starz's original miniseries The White Queen.

Amazon Prime Instant Video will be the exclusive subscription-only streaming service in the U.S. to carry the 10-episode drama, while the miniseries will also remain available on Starz channels and services, noted Mara Winokur, senior vice president, digital, at Starz.

The White Queen stars Rebecca Ferguson as Queen Elizabeth and Janet McTeer as Jacquetta Woodville. Both actresses were nominated for Golden Globes for their performances. Max Irons, playing King Edwad IV, and James Frain, as Richard Neville, costar.

The Golden Globe and Emmy nominated original miniseries is based on the historical novels from Philippa Gregory's New York Times best-selling series, The Cousins War Set during England’s War of the Roses, it tells the story of three women vying for England’s throne during one of the most tumultuous times in the country’s history.