Apple working on 'Dark Matter' series for TV+ based on novel
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- Apple may be working on a new TV+ series based on the 'Dark Matter' novel written by Blake Crouch.
A new report says Apple may be working on a new Apple TV+ series based on the 'Dark Matter' novel written by Blake Crouch.
From Collider:
According to the report, the 'Dark Matter' novel from Crouch is described as a "high-concept sci-fi thriller," and is a New York Times bestseller published in 35 languages. It was also selected as one of Amazon and NPR's Best Books of the Year in 2016. The story follow Jason Dessen, a college physics professor who is abducted and wakes up in a world he doesn't recognize.
Tolmach has previously worked on Venom as well as Jumanji and the Jared Leto movie Morbius.
It was recently reported that Apple is also renewing TV+ original For All Mankind for a third season and that the second Season of the space drama would debut on February 19. Production on the third season will begin in the spring. The series follows an alternative timeline in which the US lost the space race to the USSR.
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