Apple TV+ 'See' with Alfre Woodard, Jason Momoa premieres in California
Apple TV+ series 'See' has been screened at the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood, California, in an event attended by creator Steven Knight and stars Alfre Woodard and Jason Momoa.
Alfre Woodard, Jason Momoa and Nesta Cooper at the "See" premiere
Ahead of its debut on Apple TV+ on November 1, new Apple drama "See" has been screened at a special event in California. Shown at the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood, the screening was attended by cast and crew.
Apple has released a series of publicity shots from the premiere, featuring cast including Alfre Woodard and Jason Momoa, plus executive producers including series creator and writer Steven Knight.
Momoa previously said that it was Knight's script that got him to sign up for the series.
"My agent said he was going to fight for me to get the role and I needed to read the script right away," Momoa told Emmy Magazine. "I was so blown away by the first three pages, I read them out loud to my two best friends, who were with me. It's the first time I've ever done that with a script. I was like, 'Get me that meeting! Get me that role!'"
The "See" premiere is part of a series of promotions for the series and for the Apple TV+ service.
The first three episodes of "See" will be among the shows available at the launch of Apple TV+ on November 1. Apple now says that the rest of the series will follow weekly on Fridays.
Alfre Woodard, Jason Momoa and Nesta Cooper at the "See" premiere
Ahead of its debut on Apple TV+ on November 1, new Apple drama "See" has been screened at a special event in California. Shown at the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood, the screening was attended by cast and crew.
Apple has released a series of publicity shots from the premiere, featuring cast including Alfre Woodard and Jason Momoa, plus executive producers including series creator and writer Steven Knight.
Momoa previously said that it was Knight's script that got him to sign up for the series.
"My agent said he was going to fight for me to get the role and I needed to read the script right away," Momoa told Emmy Magazine. "I was so blown away by the first three pages, I read them out loud to my two best friends, who were with me. It's the first time I've ever done that with a script. I was like, 'Get me that meeting! Get me that role!'"
The "See" premiere is part of a series of promotions for the series and for the Apple TV+ service.
The first three episodes of "See" will be among the shows available at the launch of Apple TV+ on November 1. Apple now says that the rest of the series will follow weekly on Fridays.
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I’m more optimistic about the Steve Carrel show though
Wait and See.