Apple may have one other dystopian drama on its streaming service very quickly.
Apple TV+ in the present day introduced a collection order for Wool, a world-building drama collection based mostly on Hugh Howey’s New York Instances bestselling trilogy of dystopian novels.
The collection will star Rebecca Ferguson (Dune, Mission: Unattainable movies), who will even function govt producer.
Wool will likely be written by Emmy-nominated screenwriter Graham Yost (Band of Brothers, Justified) and directed by Academy Award nominee Morten Tyldum (Defending Jacob, The Imitation Recreation).
Wool is ready in a ruined and poisonous future the place a neighborhood exists in a large silo underground, a whole lot of tales deep.
There, women and men dwell in a society filled with rules they imagine are supposed to shield them.
Ferguson will play Juliette, an unbiased and hardworking engineer.
The collection is govt produced by Ferguson, Yost, and Tyldum, alongside writer Hugh Howey.
Remi Aubuchon, Nina Jack, and Ingrid Escajeda will even function govt producers on the drama produced by AMC Studios.
The collection joins Apple TV+’s rising slate of award-winning tv collection, together with the SAG, Critics Selection, and Golden Globe Award-winning Ted Lasso, in addition to the Emmy, Critics Selection, and SAG Award-winning The Morning Present.
Extremely anticipated new collection coming to the streamer are Bodily, a brand new dramedy from creator Annie Weisman, and starring and govt produced by Rose Byrne, Lisey’s Story, starring and govt produced by Academy Award winner Julianne Moore, created by Stephen King, and govt produced by J.J. Abrams.
The Shrink Subsequent Door starring Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd, WeCrashed, starring and govt produced by Academy and SAG Award winners Anne Hathaway and Jared Leto, are additionally on the way in which.
The streamer has turn out to be well-known for high quality content material throughout its comparatively small flip as an entity.
Attempting Season 2 is ready to premiere later this week, that includes Rafe Spall and Esther Smith.
When you’re searching for a heartwarming collection to take your thoughts off the world, then it might be the present for you!
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