'The Banker' is finally available on Apple TV+
What you need to know
- Apple TV+'s new movie The Banker is now available.
- It stars Samuel L. Jackson and Anthony Mackie.
- It charts the true story of two black entrepreneurs who run a bank in the 60s.
Apple's brand new Apple TV+ movie The Banker is now available on the streaming service.
The show was finally pegged for a release on March 20 after months of controversy and delay surrounding the film. It had previously been due to debut back in November, however, it was canceled last-minute due to "concerns surrounding the film". It later transpired that sexual assault allegations had been leveled at Bernard Garrett Jr, son of a real-life entrepreneur and main character in the show, Bernard Garret Sr, by his two half-sisters.
After rescheduling the film, it was met with further opposition after the wives of Bernard Garrett Sr. asked Apple to cancel its release because of alleged inaccuracy.
The movie was finally scheduled for a March 6 launch in theaters and is being released on Apple TV+ today, March 20. Apple's TV+ website regarding The Banker states.
So there you have it, one more film to watch during these dark times!
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