It was only a mater of time before Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man, Avengers: Endgame) worked with Apple and brought something to Apple TV+, but it's finally happening.
It might not be a trailer, but Apple TV+ is previewing an unscripted series called Long Way Up ahead of its debut in mid-September.
Hollywood, the film industry as a whole, and the movie theater business have had to make some big changes due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. One such change just arrived, and it deals with theatrical windows.
The Morning Show could have looked very different if it weren't for the #MeToo movement, and the same can be said for the coronavirus having an impact on the upcoming second season.
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has impacted Hollywood, and just about every other market, in negative ways, but it has also brought up an opportunity for major streaming services like Apple TV+.
Now we can tick off Elisabeth Moss's name from the list of actors and actresses working with Apple for the company's video streaming service, Apple TV+.
An upcoming adaptation of the young adult fiction novel "The Sky Is Everywhere" by author Jandy Nelson is the second AppleTV+ film with production company A24, and now we're learning that the flick will star actress Grace Kaufman.
Another day, another project secured for Apple's video streaming service, Apple TV+. This one is bringing singer/actor/producer Justin Timberlake (Trolls) to the family.
Apple TV+ hasn't been around for long, only launching to the public in late 2019, but it has already seen some success as far as content is concerned. It might not have the numbers, but subscribers appear to be happy with the quality of most of its shows and films so far.
It's only a matter of time before Apple, and Apple TV+, has worked with every big name in Hollywood, and now we can officially add Idris Elba's name to the list.
Apple TV+ typically updates its programming on Friday and this week is no exception. If you're looking to watch something new this weekend, the company's original video streaming service now hosts two new shows whilst adding a major Hollywood movie to its roster — "Greyhound," a much-awaited WWII epic written and starred by Tom Hanks.
The upcoming WWII epic "Greyhound" is launching on Apple TV+ this Friday, marking the first time a Tom Hanks movie is debuting on a streaming service. Ahead of its Apple TV+ premiere, the iPhone maker today shared an inside-look video in which the project's screenwriter and main star talks about the importance of the Battle of Atlantic in 1942.