Key Takeaways:
– The Apple Original film “Fly Me to the Moon” will be unveiled theatrically on July 12th, ahead of streaming on Apple TV+.
– The comical drama, in collaboration with Sony Pictures, features Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, and is directed by Greg Berlanti.
– With a story built around the historic NASA moon landing, the plot proposes an alternative “imaginary” mission.
– The trailer for “Fly Me to the Moon” is now available online.
Fly Me to the Moon: Coming Soon to Theatres and Apple TV+
The much-anticipated “Fly Me to the Moon,” an Apple Original comedy-drama film, is expected to premiere in cinemas on July 12th. This theatrical release, powered through a partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment, will presage its streaming on Apple TV+.
The compelling trailer has been launched online, offering an intriguing glance into the sharp and stylish film defined by high-stakes drama and riveting characters.
Star-studded Cast, High Stakes Plot
Directed by the versatile Greg Berlanti and scripted by Rose Gilroy, “Fly Me to the Moon” is set against the historic backdrop of NASA’s moon landing. Central characters include marketing wiz Kelly Jones (Scarlett Johansson) and launch director Cole Davis (Channing Tatum).
Jones, who is brought in to revamp NASA’s public image, creates waves as she intersects with Davis. As the President decrees the mission to be too critical to fail, the plot thickens – Jones is tasked with staging an alternate, fictitious moon landing. This sets off a countdown of high stakes, tension, and uncertainty.
The film also features performances from actors like Nick Dillenburg, Anna Garcia, Jim Rash, Noah Robbins, Colin Woodell, Christian Zuber, Donald Elise Watkins, Ray Romano, and Woody Harrelson.
Director’s Vision for the Film
In a recent interview with People, director Greg Berlanti disclosed the vision behind the film. “The idea was to create an original, smart, and entertaining movie centered on one of the most iconic events in history – the Apollo 11 moon landing,” said Berlanti. He added that the film also explores the intriguing idea of whether the American government could have staged the moon landing, a question which has since sparked numerous conspiracy theories.
Berlanti, renowned for producing TV shows like “Riverdale,” “Superman & Lois,” and films like “Life as We Know It,” “Love, Simon,” offers a fresh take on the enigma surrounding the Apollo 11 mission.
Save the Date
Whether you are a fan of comedy-dramas, space exploration films, or just a lover of good cinema, “Fly Me to the Moon” seems set to offer an enthralling experience. Mark your calendars for July 12th, or stay tuned to stream the film on Apple TV+. Remember to watch the newly released trailer for a sneak peek.
With an all-star cast and a captivating storyline, this film promises a memorable exploration into one of the most celebrated and controversial milestones in space history.
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