Alfonso Cuarón has set a multi-year overall deal at Apple, Variety has learned.
Under the deal, the multi-hyphenate will develop television projects exclusively for Apple’s upcoming streaming service, Apple TV Plus… Any projects to come out of the deal would mark some of the first television Cuarón has been a part of during his career, having worked primarily in film.
Cuarón’s most recent project was the critically-acclaimed film Roma, on which he served as writer, director, producer, editor, and cinematographer. The film won three Oscars: best foreign language film and best director and cinematography for Cuarón. He has been nominated for six Oscars throughout his career, winning three — his two for “Roma” and best director for Gravity, which he also co-wrote and produced.
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NOT impressed. Hated his aROMA. It took a long time to get the aromatic dog doo in a driveway being run over out of my head. Thanks for that Cuarón! Though I suppose to Marty Scorsese those kind of moment’s are true cinema!
Waste of money. Look Tim just give the money to the stock holders. Have you notice people are entertaining each other not with full blown written out shows, but with very simple “ this is what I’m doing shows, on YouTube “.
More like Gravity?… okay. Loved it.
Like Roma?… Then Apple made a bad deal.
I’ll let other viewers (not critics) say it for me.
https://www.metacritic.com/movie/roma/user-reviews?dist=negative