Apple TV+ announces 'Dark Matter,' a series starring Joel Edgerton
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has announced Dark Matter starring Joel Edgerton.
- Dark Matter is based on a blockbuster book by Blake Crouch.
Apple TV+ has today announced another new show, this time dubbed Dark Matter and starring Joel Edgerton. The show is based on a blockbuster book by Blake Crouch and will be produced by Sony Pictures Television.
Apple TV+ continues to add new content to its roster and the announcement comes just days before the premiere of Slow Horses, another show that many have high expectations of.
In terms of Dark Matter, fans of the book will no doubt already be getting excited about what is to come based on today's announcement.
There is currently no indication of when we can expect to be settling down to watch Dark Matter on our screens, but there is plenty to be getting the teeth into between now and then — whenever it happens to be.
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