Company Apple released a new video trailer for her series titled "For All Mankind" on the occasion of the 11th anniversary of the Apollo XNUMX moon landing. The series from the NASA environment will be part of the offer within the service Apple TV+, which will officially launch this fall. The video offers a closer look at the upcoming series and an interview with the creators and cast.
Apple posted the video on the official YouTube channel Apple TV, which was created earlier this year. The video features creators Ron Moore, Matt Wolpert and Ben Nedivi discussing the Apollo 11 mission and the new series' goal. The series tells the story of a world where NASA and its space program remain a priority and the center of the hopes and dreams of everyone involved. The series stars Joel Kinnaman, Michael Dorman, Wrenn Schmidt, Shantel VanSanten, Sarah Jonewith or perhaps Jodi Balfour. The first series will consist of ten one-hour episodes.
In addition to samples from the upcoming series, we can in the company's new video Apple hear stories from executive producer Ronald D. Moore, technical advisor Michael Okuda, and others who have worked on the series in any way. Apple when planning shows and movies for your service Apple TV+ set one of the main conditions as the correctness and harmlessness of the content, which should be as “family friendly” as possible. Given the subject matter, this condition was no problem for the creators of the series “For All Mankind”.
Apple your service Apple TV+ will officially launch this fall, we can most likely look forward to a free trial period for new users, during which we will be able to decide whether to subscribe to the service. Waiting for the official launch Apple TV+ you can shorten it by watching trailers and other content on the respective youtube channel.
