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See, Apple TV+: trailer, release date, cast, photos, plot

01 Nov 19 – 01 Nov 20, ON APPLE TV+

Steven Knight's new post-apocalyptic sci-fi drama for Apple TV+ might become the new Game of Thrones. Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard star

By CW Contributor on 31/10/2019

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See, Apple TV+: trailer, release date, cast, photos, plot See, Apple TV+: trailer, release date, cast, photos, plot Lydia Bunt
Apple TV+'s huge span of genres hit our screens on the first of November, and they haven’t skimped on their post-apocalyptic number. Rumours are rife that Apple is spending nearly $15 million per episode of their drama See, not unlike the final season of Game of Thrones. With such a mammoth budget, See is sure to be an eye-opener.


The series spins us into a post-tech, tribal world where all humans are blind, and society has had to adapt accordingly: hunting, gathering and surviving in their treacherous forest world. But when twins are born with the gift of sight, everything changes for this primitive society. The religious queen believes their sight is against God's wishes, and so wants them destroyed. Could the non-blind kids be a curse as much as a blessing?



Aquaman's Jason Momoa plays Baba, father of the non-blind twins

There are also some big names in the cast: Jason Momoa (Aquaman, Game of Thrones) will play Baba, father to the non-blind twins; while multiple award-winning actress Alfre Woodard (Star Trek, 12 Years a Slave) takes the role of Paris. Added to that, See is penned by Peaky Blinders and Serenity writer Steven Knight, and directed by Francis Lawrence of the The Hunger Games movies.


Game of Thrones is over, but See could become the new mature fantasy fix. With great leads and a strong team behind the scenes, we expect good things from Apple TV+’s first epic series. Watch the trailer below.


See is available on AppleTV+ from Friday 1 November


by Lydia Bunt

What See, Apple TV+: trailer, release date, cast, photos, plot
When 01 Nov 19 – 01 Nov 20, ON APPLE TV+
Price £4.99 per month for Apple TV+
Website Click here for more information



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