GoKawiilApple TV debuts crime drama 'Nocturne' with Liev Schreiber and Stephen Graham
Apple TV has released the first two episodes of 'Nocturne,' a crime thriller starring Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz and Stephen Graham, based on Lars Kepler's novels 'Lazarus' and 'The Sandman.' New episodes will roll out weekly on Fridays through December 25, and early reviews have praised Graham's performance as a serial killer.
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The show adds another scripted drama to Apple TV's lineup alongside hits like Severance and Silo, which could help justify the service's $14.99 monthly price for subscribers weighing multiple streaming options. Positive early reviews may give Apple a marketing boost as it competes for attention against larger streaming libraries at rival platforms.
- First two episodes of 'Nocturne' are streaming now on Apple TV, with weekly releases through December 25.
- The series stars Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz and Stephen Graham, adapting Lars Kepler's crime novels.
- Early reviews highlight Stephen Graham's performance, suggesting potential word-of-mouth momentum for Apple TV's original programming.
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