The first image from the next Apple TV movie, Finch, has been published to offer fans a first glimpse of what awaits Tom Hanks in his latest movie.
As shared by the official Apple TV Twitter account, the study said that “Tom Hanks es Finch, the head of an unusual family on a journey to rediscover the joy and wonder of what it means to be alive. “. The studio concluded with an announcement that the film will debut next November 5th de 2021 en Apple TV+.
.@TomHanks is #Finch, the head of an unlikely family on a journey to rediscover the joy and wonder of what it means to be alive. Streaming November 5, only on Apple TV+ pic.twitter.com/fJxsd7zOdH
— Apple TV (@AppleTV) August 12, 2021
Announced originally titled BIOS (in 2017), the film was scheduled to hit theaters last year. After several pandemic-induced delays, BIOS was renamed Finch and sold to Apple TV +, where it will debut later this year.
Miguel Sapochnik, formerly known for the epic-scale episode The Battle of the Bastards from Game of Thrones, is directing the film.. In addition, the film will also feature one of the stars of X-Men: First Generation, Caleb Landry Jones, as Hanks’ android, named Jeff. From what Apple has shared about the movie so far, Hanks plays Finch, a misplaced robotics engineer who is one of the few survivors. acquaintances in a world largely decimated by a catastrophic solar event. After many years have passed locked in a bunker with his dog, Goodyear, Finch builds Jeff to take care of your dog.
The film puts the duo in a ambitious search for the western United States, where the ambitious engineer strives to show your robotic creation the joy and the wonder it feels to be alive. Apple has described the post-apocalyptic drama as the “Heartwarming adventure of one man’s quest to make sure his beloved canine companion is cared for after he leaves.”.
In other related news, Apple TV + recently announced that His award-winning comedy series Ted Lasso was the platform’s biggest premiere when it returned for its Season 2 premiere. The hit comedy features Jason Sudeikis as a naive and carefree Premier League coach.