Emma Laird joins Tom Holland on upcoming Apple TV+ show 'The Crowded Room'
What you need to know
- Emma Laird has joined Tom Holland on an upcoming Apple TV+ series.
- Laird is also joined by Sasha Lane and Christopher Abbott.
- The show will begin shooting in March.
Emma Laird has joined Tom Holland and Amanda Seyfried on the upcoming show The Crowded Room.
The new Apple TV+ show will also star Emmy Rossum while Sasha Lane and Christopher Abbott are said to be on board, according to a report by The Hollywood Reporter.
The dramatic thriller will be written and executive produced by Akiva Goldsman, the report continues.
Laird will play Danny's girlfriend in the show that will reportedly begin filming in March in New York.
With the new show having not yet begun filming it's impossible to know when it will be available for us to watch on Apple TV+. We do know that you'll need a $4.99 per month subscription to watch it, however, although those who pay for the Apple One subscription bundle are already good to go. Those who don't, but already pay for other Apple services, really ought to check Apple One out — you could save some money along the way.
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