Apple TV+ orders 'Roar,' starring Nicole Kidman and Allison Brie
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has announced Roar, a new female-driven anthology series.
- The series will star actresses such as Nicole Kidman and Allison Brie.
- It will feature eight half-hour episodes.
Apple has announced that Roar, a new female-driven anthology series of "darkly comic feminist fables," will be coming soon to Apple TV+.
The press release details that the series will star Academy, Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner Nicole Kidman, Emmy, Grammy and Tony Award winner Cynthia Erivo, Emmy Award winner Merritt Wever, and Golden Globe nominee Alison Brie. The company has also teased that additional cast members will be announced soon.
Based on a book of short stories by author Cecelia Ahern, Roar will be comprised of eight half-hour episodes.
In addition to starring in the series, Nicole Kidman will also be serving as an executive producer.
It is currently unclear when Roar will begin production or when it will make its premiere on Apple TV+. The streaming service continues to grow and earn critical acclaim, with Jason Sudeikis earning a Golden Globe for his performance in Ted Lasso over the weekend.
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