This fall the video on demand service of the big apple: Apple TV +, a twist on the original series and shows in which Apple wanted to stand out. We do not yet know important information such as the price. However, there is less and less for autumn to arrive and together with the presentation of the new iPhone the service is officially launched. Today is the 50th anniversary of the launch of the US mission of the apollo 11, and it has been the day chosen by Apple to launch the trailer for its new original series: "For All Mankind", a utopian series that places the Soviet Union winning the space race.
The space race, the central axis of "For All Mankind"
Apollo 11 has been one of the technological milestones for humanity. Getting man to the moon will be one of the great insignia that NASA will always carry with it. Today, July 16, 50 years ago since the probe landed on the moon's Sea of Tranquility. But now, let's imagine for a moment that it was not the Americans who first stepped on the moon, but the Soviets. How would everything have been? How would it have changed the space race? The new Apple original series deals with all these utopian situations: "For All Mankind".
The creators of this original series referred to as the "Mad Men of NASA" are Ron Moore, Matt Wolpert and Ben Nedivi who talk about the series in the new trailer published by Apple on its YouTube channel dedicated exclusively to Apple TV. In an interview, Moore commented that the idea of a series at the time of Skylab was already in their heads while they worked at Sony Television, but now they have finally been able to get the idea forward.
The cast of this series is made up of Joel Kinnaman, Michael Dormann, Wrenn Schmidt, Shantel VanSanten, Sarah Jones and Jodi Balfour. The series that will be released with the launch of Apple TV + in the fall will feature 10 hour-long chapters.