Tom Holland (Spider-Man: Far From Home) is not a stranger to working with Apple, as he starred in the drama Cherry not too long ago. And now he has a new project in the works.
In October of 2020, it was confirmed that Jon Stewart (The Daily Show) was planning on making a return to TV. Lucky for Apple, Stewart had decided to do that with the help of Apple TV+. And now we know when the show will premiere on the streaming service.
Apparently this is the week to be adding new faces to existing projects at Apple TV+. Today, we've got a new batch of faces that will be making their presence known in an upcoming series called The Essex Serpent.
Earlier this year, Apple TV+ confirmed that it had yet another dramatic series on the way in the form of The Mosquito Coast. At the time, we only got a glimpse of what's coming with a single image and a teaser trailer. But today, we get our first full look at the upcoming show.
News broke back in 2019 that Apple had won in a bidding war the next film from legendary director Martin Scorsese (The Irishman), which is called Killers of the Flower Moon. Since then, it's just been a waiting game for this film to actually get made and release on Apple TV+.
Mythic Quest is another solid entry for Apple TV+'s library, and now the show will present a second special episode related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Apple TV+ has a healthy mix of both scripted and unscripted content, with documentaries and series alike. But the company is ramping up the development side of things with two new hires.
Cartoon Saloon is known for making beautiful, eye-catching films. That is certainly the case with the company's latest, the animated feature film Wolfwalkers for Apple TV+. Now, the streaming service is going behind the scenes to look at how the project came together.
Ted Lasso has easily been one of Apple TV+'s biggest success stories to date. And the show's leading star, Jason Sudeikis, has the awards to show for it, too.
Physical has been in the works for Apple TV+ for quite some time. But the series premiere is coming this summer, even as the show apparently continues to nail down its cast.
Apple TV+ continues to add new content to its lineup on a semi-regular basis (with a lot of films and series still in early development), and sometimes that happens on the executive side, too.
For this year's Earth Day, Apple has announced a special project that aims to promote not only the earth, but also the wildlife that inhabits it.