Apple TV+ snags former WB Pictures exec JP Richards as movie marketing boss
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has hired former Warner Bros. Pictures executive JP Richards as its new movie marketing chief.
Apple TV+ has a new movie marketing head after it picked up former Warner Bros. Pictures exec JP Richards, according to a new report.
According to Deadline, Richards will start his new job next month once his exit from his former role is official.
Richards has a history of working on campaigns for some huge movies, including Joker, Wonder Woman, and more. Apple TV+ will be hoping that he will be able to add a similarly impressive collection of titles to his resume.
Apple TV+ continues to grow its Apple Originals movie collection and it will have Richards pegged as the man to help promote those new titles. You'll need an Apple TV+ subscription to check out whatever he works on, unless you're an Apple One subscriber.
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