It’ll be directed by Jon Favreau, who worked on Marvel’s “Iron Man,” Disney’s “The Jungle Book” live-action remake and the upcoming live-action reboot of “The Lion King.”
Lionsgate’s Danielle DePalma is now Apple’s now Senior Film and TV Series Marketing executive tasked with pushing the upcoming Apple TV+ service.
King will adapt the psychological horror novel that earned him a nomination for the World Fantasy Award in 2007.
Apple today seeded first developer betas of iOS 12.3 and tvOS 12.3 featuring a revamped experience within the TV app and all-new Apple TV channels discussed at Monday’s presser.
The photographs depict “The Morning Show” stars Steve Carell and Jennifer Aniston filming scenes beside a van marked “KXIL 12 Action News”.
Apple will sell channel bundles and set its own prices but it’s unlikely to sell, say, HBO for less than HBO sells itself on other platforms.
Here are the projects that have either completed filming or are nearing their wrap dates. They are the likeliest to appear in Apple’s first wave of shows.
The latest report from Bloomberg indicates that Apple may employ interesting tactics when it comes to charging customers for its original television shows.
Apple has reportedly hired a bunch of Hollywood strategists to help it chase sought-after awards like the Oscars and Emmys as it seeks to catch Netflix.
The service will sport shows funded, bought or developed by Apple, plus programming from outside media companies.
Spotify Premium, the company’s paid streaming tier, as of today includes a free subscription to Hulu’s ad-supported plan with limited commercials at no extra cost, bringing premium video entertainment to the platform.
Apple is turning the 1981 Terry Gilliam-directed fantasy film “Time Bandits” into a new original series and we’re hearing it’s signed director Taika Waititi who worked on “Thor: Ragnarok”.