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Exclusive: After more than 30 years at CAA, John Campisi is joining Untitled as a partner. The parting is amicable.

Campisi began his career at CAA in the mailroom, eventually rising through the ranks to become a fixture. He is highly respected for his steady hand in guiding a wide range of high-profile artists across film and television.

At CAA, Campisi represents an acclaimed roster of talent including Noah Hawley, David O. Russell, Travis Knight, Terence Winter, Peter Craig, Gary Spinelli, Brian Helgeland, Bart Layton, Brad Ingelsby, Michelle MacLaren, Robert Kirkman, Jodie Foster, Matthew Weiner, John Lee Hancock, Jackie Chan, Gerard Johnstone, Greg Kwedar & Clint Bentley, David Magee, and Nat Faxon & Jim Rash. They are still sorting the particulars, but many of those clients will join Campisi at Untitled.

“After more than three decades at CAA — starting in the mailroom and growing under two generations of leadership — I am deeply grateful...

Saul Goodman is perhaps one of (if not the most) compelling characters in the world of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. The idea of a prequel series to one of the most critically acclaimed and iconic television shows of all time sounds like a horrible concept on paper. Still, in practice, co-creator Peter Gould's spin-off series Better Call Saul ended up being just as impressively written and acted as the legendary show that preceded it. However, if one television executive had his way, Saul Goodman might have never come into existence.

Entertainment Weekly received an exclusive excerpt from Saul Goodman v. Jimmy McGill, a new book written by TV critic Alan Sepinwall, that offers a comprehensive deep dive into the making of this hit prequel series. In a section of the book, it's revealed that Gould was reluctant when first writing the character's debut in Breaking Bad, and...

Created by Vince Gilligan, Breaking Bad is one of the finest television shows ever. It stars Bryan Cranston as Walter White, a chemistry teacher who enters the drug business. Meanwhile, actor Dean Norris played Hank Schrader, Walter’s brother-in-law, and a DEA agent, with the duo finding themselves on a collision course.

Dean Norris played Hank Schrader in Breaking Bad (Credit: AMC).

In the show’s third season, Norris had to film an extremely challenging scene which also became one of the show’s most tense moments. In an interview, the actor spoke about the challenges of filming the scene without any dialog and basing his performance on the director’s notes. Here is what Norris had to say about the challenge of filming the scene.

Dean Norris Talked Filming Zero Dialog Scene in Breaking Bad

Actor Dean Norris gained fame for his performance as Hank Schrader in the critically acclaimed crime-drama series Breaking Bad.

Scott Kelly, the astronaut who until recently held the American record for longest spaceflight, spent at least some of his time aboard the Iss thinking about “Breaking Bad.” NASA will set up calls for the astronauts in orbit with interesting people they want to talk to; so, unlike all “Breaking Bad” fans stuck on Earth, Kelly was able to talk with Vince Gilligan and Brian Cranston — and, as it turns out, director/producer Michelle MacLaren, who was in the room and would remember Kelly when she set out to direct the first two episodes of Apple TV+’s “Constellation.”

Brought on as an advisor to the Noomi Rapace thriller, Kelly sat in Zoom meetings with the “Constellation” production team and also traveled to set to help keep even the zero-gravity scenes grounded in reality. He still has his Soyuz re-entry manual, which he gave to the crew, “so when Jo...

"Nippy" is a highly underrated Better Call Saul episode. The slow pacing and quiet nature of "Nippy" led to a mixed audience reception, but it's a great exploration of Jimmy McGill's psyche. "Nippy" shares similarities with Breaking Bad's "Fly" episode, showcasing the shows' versatility and ability to subvert audience expectations.

A lot of Better Call Saul fans seemed to really hate season 6, episode 10, Nippy, but I think its massively underrated and a great episode of television. Season 6 marked the end of Better Call Sauls run, and it was burdened with wrapping up both the pre-Breaking Bad Lalo Salamanca storyline and the black-and-white post-Breaking Bad Nebraska Gene storyline. The wrap-up of the Lalo storyline was just as thrilling and action-packed as anything in Breaking Bad, but the wrap-up of the Gene storyline was much quieter and more contemplative than Breaking Bad ever was.

The slow burn of...

Vince Gilligan’s Breaking Bad is still remembered by fans for being one of the best drama series of all time. Delving into the story of Walter White/Heisenberg, the series saw the chemistry teacher become one of the biggest suppliers of pure crystal meth in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The narrative, comprising a total of 5 seasons, gave viewers some of the goriest, most dramatic scenes of all time. This includes the glorious fifth episode of Season 5, Dead Freight, which saw Walter White and his crew pull off an incredible methylamine raid that they needed to produce well, Crystal Meth.

Vince Gilligan, creator of Breaking Bad. | Gage Skidmore, Wikimedia Commons

As it turns out, the incredible heist, although pulled off in spectacular fashion, had initially been visualized starkly differently by creator Vince Gilligan. He wanted to use a giant Sikorsky skycrane helicopter for the heist, an idea which the crew eventually...

Following reports that James Gunn is eyeing the Emmy-nominated filmmaker Craig Gillespie for one of the highly anticipated films in the new DC Universe, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, recent updates have confirmed Gillespie’s official signing onto the project. Additionally, the studio has also announced a release date for the film, starring Milly Alcock in the titular role.

Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow | Credit: DC

However, despite the filmmaker having a track record of significant female-led hits, some of the fans have raised concern over a male filmmaker leading the project, arguing that a female director would have potentially been more suitable to bring Kara Zor-el’s adventures to life on screen.

James Gunn’s Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow Gets Exciting Updates

DC Studios has recently shared some exciting updates regarding Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, from its release date to its director and filming schedule. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Craig...

“Constellation”, the science fiction thriller TV series directed by Michelle MacLaren, starring Noomie Rapace has been canceled after one season of streaming on AppleTV+:

“…’Jo’ is an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space — only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing.

“She explores the dark edges of human psychology, in a desperate quest to expose the truth…

“…about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost….”

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Apple TV+ has canceled “Constellation” after one season.

The series starred Noomi Rapace as Jo, an astronaut who discovered that key pieces of her life seemed to be missing upon returning to Earth after a disaster in space, and set out on a quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover what she’d lost. Along with Rapace, the cast included James D’Arcy as Magnus, Julian Looman as Frederic, William Catlett as Paul, Barbara Sukowa as Irena and Rosie and Davina Coleman as Alice.

“Constellation” premiered in February and ran through March. The series received a score of 71% on Rotten Tomatoes, though Variety critic Alison Herman wrote in her review that, “There’s a fine line between enticing the audience with a promise for answers and confusing them with an amorphous mass of hints and atmospherics. By straining to sustain a suspenseful mood over an entire season,...

Apple TV+ has canceled the sci-fi series Constellation after a single season.

The series from creator Peter Harness stars Noomi Rapace as an astronaut aboard the International Space Station when an object collides with it. After making repairs, she returns to Earth to find that pieces of her life are missing or not as she recalls them.

The cancellation comes just six weeks after Constellation completed its eight-episode season in late March. The series is one of a host of sci-fi titles at Apple TV+, among them For All Mankind, Severance, Foundation, Silo and Invasion.

Per usual with streaming platforms, Apple doesn’t viewing figures for Constellation; the series did not make its way into Nielsen’s streaming top 10 during its run.

Along with Rapace, Constellation stars Jonathan Banks, James D’Arcy, Julian Looman, William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa and Rosie and Davina Coleman.

Turbine Studios and Haut et Court TV produced the series,...

Exclusive: Apple TV+ has opted not to continue with a second season of Constellation, its sci-fi psychological thriller series starring Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks. The news comes a month and a half after Constellation‘s eight-episode first season wrapped its quiet run on the streamer March 27.

Created and written by Peter Harness, Constellation stars Rapace as Jo – an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space – only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost.

The series, directed by Michelle MacLaren, Oliver Hirschbiegel and Joseph Cedar, also stars James D’Arcy, Julian Looman, William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa and introduces Rosie and Davina Coleman as Alice.

Produced...

It had been a minute since Anna Gunn felt the anticipation of an intriguing script hitting her inbox. Understandably, the incomparable writing she received for a combined decade on Deadwood and Breaking Bad set a high bar. But then the Colin Farrell-led Apple TV+ series Sugar came along.

Created by Mark Protosevich and executive produced by Audrey Chon/Simon Kinberg, the neo-noir show ended up being one of a couple recent Breaking Bad reunions for Gunn. Co-heads of Apple TV+ programming, Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg, served as presidents at Sony Pictures Television when Vince Gilligan walked through their doors with his Breaking Bad pilot script, and on top of having a hand in Gunn joining Sugar, the two executives have been busy recruiting their former Breaking Bad collaborators to their acclaimed streamer, including Gilligan and his still-untitled upcoming series; Jonathan Banks and director-ep Michelle MacLaren for Constellation...

Constellation presents parallel universes and quantum experiments, causing Jo to experience strange shifts between realities. The Cal created a liminal space allowing two worlds to coexist, leading to mysterious accidents on the Iss. Jo's pregnancy, the survival of Jo (Blue), and unanswered questions in the finale leave viewers hanging for a potential second season.

Warning: Spoilers for Constellation.From the moment it begins, Constellation presents a captivating narrative, and keen-eyed viewers will surely notice the blatant clues to one of the show's biggest reveals littered throughout the entire first episode. The series begins with a fatal accident on the International Space Station (Iss) in which astronaut Jo Ericsson (Noomi Rapace) survives, and her colleague Paul Lancaster (William Catlett) dies after losing his left arm.

However, before the accident, Jo is seen talking via FaceTime with her daughter, Alice (Rosie Coleman/Davina Coleman). As the camera cuts between shots, Jo appears...

Starring Noomi Rapace, Apple TV's eight-part series, Constellation, explores the hidden history of space travel and its effect on the human psyche. In our chat with creator/showrunner Peter Harness and director Michelle MacLaren, the premise of the show is inspired by the cognitive shift in astronauts called the "overview effect." Harness explains the phenomena and how it influenced the story while MacLaren gives us insight into how zero gravity was achieved in the studio.

Noomi Rapace in “Constellation,” now streaming on Apple TV+. The new series Constellation is a psychological thriller with a sci-fi twist, as an astronaut returns to Earth after an aborted mission, only to find that things aren’t quite how they should be. Noomi Rapace stars in the lead role, and she credits creator Peter Harness and director/executive producer Michelle MacLaren for crafting a story and a character with extraordinary emotional resonance. (Click on the media bar below to hear Noomi Rapace) https://www.hollywoodoutbreak.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Noomi_Rapace_Constellation_.mp3 Constellation is currently streaming on Apple TV+.

The post ‘Constellation’ Gives Noomi Rapace ‘The Biggest Gift’ appeared first on Hollywood Outbreak.

If you're looking for your next sci-fi fix, Apple TV+ is monopolizing the genre with their high-quality series. The latest to hit the streamer is Peter Harness' psychological thriller, Constellation. Starring Noomi Rapace (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo), the show takes viewers to the far reaches of the International Space Station and across breathtaking filming locations like the icy Northern Finland and the deserts of Morocco. To celebrate the series' official launch, we teamed up with Apple TV+ for a special early screening of Episode 1, "The Wounded Angel," where Collider's Steve Weintraub had the opportunity to host an exclusive Q&a with Rapace and Michelle MacLaren (Breaking Bad), executive producer and the director of Episodes 1 and 2.

Constellation is a brand new series launching on Apple TV+, and to mark the occasion we spoke to several of the talents involved in bringing this thought-provoking sci-fi thriller to our screens. To begin we spoke to the duo that is Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks, which allowed for us to *finally* ask the latter if he used Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh as a reference point for his depiction of Mike in Breaking Bad.

We also spoke to both James D’Arcy and William Catlett as they speak fondly of their former teachers, both in education and in their careers, with special nods to those who have set them on the path they’re on today. And finally we get into deep conversation with those behind the lens, speaking to both Peter Harness and Michelle MacLaren, as we talk about the parallels between creating art and being on a film or TV set,...

The new Apple TV+ series “Constellation” is a space drama, a category in which its deep-pocketed platform has developed something of a preoccupation. But the show also exemplifies a type of series so recognizable it’s become practically a genre unto itself: a story that calls for the concision of a feature film that’s been stretched out to fill a TV-sized number of episodes.

“Constellation” stars Noomi Rapace as Jo Ericsson, an astronaut who survives a deadly collision at the International Space Station — only to experience disturbing visions back on Earth. The what/why/how of Jo’s experience in orbit could make for a gripping mystery, but creator and sole screenwriter Peter Harness stretches these questions over eight hours, killing their momentum and stretching the show’s worthwhile elements far too thin.

The first two hours of “Constellation” (both directed by “Game of Thrones” veteran Michelle MacLaren) are a riff on “Gravity,...

Written by Peter Harness and directed by Michelle MacLaren, Apple TV+ added another intriguing series, Constellation, to their library of sci-fi thrillers. Constellation, a sci-fi thriller/psychological horror, revolves around an astronaut, Jo, who returns to Earth after a catastrophic accident in space that claimed her teammate’s life. Apple TV+ has just released the first three episodes of the series, which has set the mood for a grim storyline with intriguing turns and twists. Let’s see what happens in these initial episodes of the series to know what nightmares Jo has to go through in her quest to learn the hidden truth about space and Earth.

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How Did Paul Die?

Constellation Episode 1 opens in the deserted land of Vindelalven, in Northern Sweden, where Johanna, the protagonist of the story, comes to a shelter with her daughter, Alice. The two of them were frightened, and it seemed...

In space, no one can hear you scream, and on Earth, no one is listening. After a disaster in space sends astronaut Jo back home, she returns to Earth to discover key pieces of her life seem to missing, and a desperate quest to recover what she has lost and expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel begins. Starring Noomi Rapace (“The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”) and Jonathan Banks (“Breaking Bad”), the eight-part “Constellation” premieres on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, Feb. 21. You can watch Constellation: Season 1 with a 7-Day Free Trial of Apple TV+.

How to Watch ‘Constellation’ Series Premiere When: Wednesday, February 21, 2024 Where: Apple TV+ Stream: Watch with a 7-Day Free Trial of Apple TV+. 7-Day Free Trial$9.99+ / month apple.com About ‘Constellation’ Series Premiere

Created and written by Peter Harness and directed by Michelle MacLaren, the eight-part consipiracy-based psychological thriller series “Constellation” stars Noomi Rapace as Jo,...

A space accident triggers a deeper conspiracy that challenges the reality of two families in Constellation. The show explores human psychology, grief, regret, and the search for truth in a genre-bending narrative. Noomi Rapace leads an ensemble cast in this emotional sci-fi drama on Apple TV+ full of twists and stunning performances.

An accident in space leads to a questioning of two families' entire realities in Constellation. The Apple TV+ sci-fi drama revolves around an astronaut who narrowly returns home after an incident on the International Space Station, though when she finds the world she returns to is different in subtle ways, she uncovers a deeper conspiracy with larger ramifications than anyone can fathom.

Noomi Rapace leads the ensemble Constellation cast alongside Better Call Saul's Jonathan Banks, James D'Arcy, Julian Looman, Lenn Kudrjawizki, William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa, Carole Weyers, Rebecca Scroggs and Henry David. Packed full of shocking twists,...

Apple TV+ continues its streak in the sci-fi genre with Constellation, a psychological thriller about an astronaut's quest to uncover the truth after a space station accident. The show features a talented ensemble cast led by Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks, delivering an engrossing and thought-provoking entry into the sci-fi genre. Banks discusses the complexity of the show's plot, the unique challenge of his dual roles, and finding the humanity in both characters, making Constellation a thrilling watch.

Apple TV+'s streak of exploring the world of sci-fi continues with Constellation. Created by Doctor Who alum Peter Harness, the drama centers on an astronaut who returns home after an accident aboard the International Space Station kills one of her crew and nearly leaves her stranded there. As she begins noticing differences in her life and having hallucinations, she races to get to the bottom of what actually happened on the...

Plot: An astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost.

Review: Man, the International Space Station is getting trashed lately. For years, films like Gravity and The Cloverfield Paradox as well as countless others have used the station as the setting for disaster, but this year alone has had more than one project featuring it. First, the horror film I.S.S. made the triumphant existence of a joint space station a thing of terror and now Constellation fills viewers with a sense of foreboding surrounding the orbiting satellite. The resulting series is a psychological thriller that combines elements of horror,...

Constellation is a mind-bending sci-fi show about an astronaut who returns to Earth and experiences strange hallucinations. The show was inspired by the creator's own spooky experience in a cabin in the woods and combines themes of family and identity. The show features stunning locations and a mix of genres, creating a sense of intimacy, claustrophobia, and voyeurism.

One astronaut's return home isn't all it's lived up to be in Constellation. The Apple TV+ show revolves around Jo Ericsson, one of the scientists aboard the International Space Station who makes a harrowing escape after an accident kills one of her crew and leaves her abandoned while the first escape pod lands on Earth. Upon returning home and readjusting to life, Jo begins experiencing what appear to be hallucinations, but come from something far more world-shattering.

Noomi Rapace leads the ensemble Constellation cast alongside Better Call Saul's Jonathan Banks, James D'Arcy,...

One of the very first sounds of Apple TV+’s Constellation is a woman’s terrified voice on a cassette tape, insisting in Russian that “the world is the wrong way around.” As statements go, it’s completely impenetrable — what does that mean? — an only more upsetting for it. It is, in short, the perfect way to set the tone for a series that, if nothing else, excels at tapping into the uncanny.

Over the season’s eight hour-long episodes, time goes missing, reflections refuse to do as they’re told, the dead return to life and then vanish again. It’s no wonder astronaut Jo Ericsson (Noomi Rapace) feels so unmoored from the Earth that she’s returned to — and for a while, Constellation runs on the sheer unsettling thrill of watching Jo try to puzzle out what’s really going on. But vibes only go so far when satisfying answers aren’t forthcoming,...

Constellation is not about prostates in space. The eight-part Apple TV+ psychological, sci-fi action-drama stars Noomi Rapace as troubled astronaut Jo Ericsson. Jo is battling Ptsd after a deadly mishap on the International Space Station, and life back on Earth is proving to be taxing. For starters, nothing “feels” the same. Jo’s daughter and husband are by her side, and other colleagues and friends offer support, but something feels off. Worse, Jo’s plagued by memory fragments of what she experienced in space. But her determination to get closer to a deeper truth only fuels her growing madness.

It all filters into the mix for a captivating, if not mind-bending, sci-fi series that may surprise viewers with its shades of horror. Created by Peter Harness, the first two episodes of the show were directed by Michelle MacLaren, who was behind the camera on super hits like Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul,...

The new Apple TV+ drama Constellation has atmosphere to spare. What it lacks is a story to live up to its creepy vibe.

Created by British TV vet Peter Harness, Constellation stars Noomi Rapace as Jo, a Swedish astronaut engaged in a long mission on the International Space Station. An experiment commissioned by celebrated astronaut-turned-scientist Henry (Jonathan Banks) goes tragically awry, and when Jo makes it back to Earth, everything feels off in some way. The family car is the wrong color. Her husband, Magnus (James D’Arcy), is convinced she...

Directing Noomi Rapace in zero-gravity in a replica of the International Space Station in a character-driven dramatic sci-fi thriller with touches of horror and quantum physics. Apparently, that’s how Michelle MacLaren tops being one of the best producers of Breaking Bad and directing solid TV hits like Better Call Saul, The Morning Show, The Walking Dead, and Games of Thrones. It was all in the stars for the director/producer, who teamed up with Peter Harness, the ambitious showrunner behind Apple TV+’s sci-fi thriller Constellation.

Rapace headlines the new series, playing beleaguered astronaut Jo Ericsson, who returns to Earth after a disastrous incident at the International Space Station. But life back on Earth is far from what she knew it to be. Somehow, significant pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-driven space adventure explores the gritty edges of human psychology and Jo’s frenzied attempts...

Apple TV+ has once again delivered a captivating and visually stunning series with “Constellation.” This ambitious show takes viewers on a mesmerizing journey through time and space, blending science fiction with a mysterious drama in a way that is both thought-provoking and entertaining.

The series follows the story of a group of astronauts who embark on a mission to explore the far reaches of the universe aboard the Iss (International Space Station). As they travel through space, they encounter various celestial bodies and encounter challenges that test their resolve and ingenuity. Along the way, they also learn that things are not always exactly as they seem and what becomes more important in the end….science or human life!

One of the standout features of “Constellation” is its breathtaking visuals. The show’s creators have spared no expense in creating a visually stunning world that is both realistic and immersive. From...

Apple TV+ is back at it again with original sci-fi television in Constellation, and this time Collider is thrilled to be partnering with them for a very special screening event. This thriller, starring Noomi Rapace (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo) and Jonathan Banks (Breaking Bad), is set to premiere on the streamer on February 21, and we’re excited to announce an opportunity to catch an early screening, followed by a Q&a with Rapace and director Michelle MacLaren (Breaking Bad).

Noomi Rapace in “Constellation,” premiering February 21, 2024 on Apple TV+. Apple TV+ has unveiled the trailer for “Constellation,” an upcoming eight-part conspiracy-based psychological thriller drama series starring Noomi Rapace and Emmy Award nominee Jonathan Banks. The action-packed space adventure will premiere globally on Wednesday, February 21, 2024 with the first three episodes, followed by one episode weekly, every Wednesday through March 27 on Apple TV+. Created and written by Peter Harness, “Constellation” stars Rapace as Jo – an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space – only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost. The series also stars James D’Arcy, Julian Looman William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa, and introduces Rosie and Davina Coleman as Alice.

Jonathan Banks's role in "Constellation" is a chance to make up for his disappointing 60-second cameo in "The Expanse" 9 years ago. "Constellation" is an exciting sci-fi project created by Peter Harness and directed by Michelle MacLaren, and it also includes elements from the horror genre. Jonathan Banks will play a Nobel Prize-winning physicist in "Constellation" named Henry, who is involved in Jo's research and will have a significant role in the show's plot.

Jonathan Banks's role in the upcoming sci-fi series Constellation might be the perfect way of making amends for what happened nine years ago on another science-fiction TV show. Constellation is Apple TV+'s new sci-fi project created by Peter Harness and directed by Michelle MacLaren, which is pretty exciting. Constellation's trailer already suggests the show will also include some elements from the horror genre, which is also something interesting about this upcoming release.

Constellation is...

Apple TV+ has just dropped a trailer for its newest series, ‘Constellation’, and it’s shaping up to be a must-watch. This platform has a knack for delivering top-notch shows like ‘For All Mankind’ and ‘Severance,’ and ‘Constellation’ seems to be following in those footsteps.

Starring the talented Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks, the series is set to premiere on February 21st. It kicks off with three episodes, followed by weekly releases until March 27th. So, mark your calendars!

The story revolves around Jo, played by Rapace, an astronaut who comes back to Earth after a space disaster. She finds that parts of her life are mysteriously missing. It’s a mix of space adventure and a deep dive into human psychology as Jo tries to uncover the truth about space travel’s hidden history and reclaim what she’s lost.

The cast also includes names like James D’Arcy and Julian Looman,...

Actress Noomi Rapace stars in the new science fiction thriller “Constellation”, directed by Michelle MacLaren, streaming February 21, 2024 on AppleTV+:

“…’Jo’ is an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space — only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing.

“She explores the dark edges of human psychology, in a desperate quest to expose the truth…

“…about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost….”

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Doctor Who writer Peter Harness is back in the word of science fiction for Apple TV+ drama Constellation, starring Noomi Rapace. Here’s the trailer.

Screenwriter Peter Harness is perhaps best known as a regular writer on the revived series of Doctor Who, where he was responsible for Kill The Moon, one of the more divisive episodes among the fandom. Now, Harness is back in the world of science fiction for eight part drama Constellation, starring Noomi Rapace.

The synopsis reads as follows:

Constellation stars Noomi Rapace as Jo — an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space — only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost.

Apple TV+ has released an intense trailer for Constellation, a psychological thriller starring Noomi Rapace (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo). The first trailer for the eight-episode series introduces Rapace as an astronaut who escapes a catastrophic event in space only to return home where she feels detached from her life and her young daughter.

Joining Rapace in the conspiracy-based drama are Jonathan Banks (Better Call Saul), James D’Arcy (Agent Carter), Julian Looman (Emily in Paris), William Catlett (A Thousand and One), and Barbara Sukowa (Voyager). Newcomers Rosie and Davina Coleman star as Alice.

Peter Harness (The War of the Worlds) created the series, writes, and executive produces, with Emmy Award-winner Michelle MacLaren (Shining Girls), Oscar nominee Oliver Hirschbiegel (Downfall), and Oscar nominee Joseph Cedar (Footnote) directing. MacLaren, David Tanner, Tracey Scoffield, Caroline Benjo, Simon Arnal, Carole Scotta, and Justin Thomson executive produce.

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Apple TV+ releases trailer for upcoming psychological thriller Constellation, starring Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks. Global debut on February 21, 2024. Constellation follows astronaut Jo as she returns to Earth and uncovers a conspiracy involving her missing memories in an action-packed exploration of human psychology. Directed by Emmy winner Michelle MacLaren, the eight-part series also features James D'Arcy and Julian Looman. the first three episodes premiere on February 21, followed by weekly releases.

Apple TV+ has shared a trailer for its upcoming, action-packed psychological thriller Constellation, starring Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks. Created by Peter Harness and directed by Emmy Award winner Michelle MacLaren, the conspiracy-based space adventure also now has a release date and will make its global debut February 21, 2024 on Apple TV+. The trailer was shared today, and you can watch it above.

Alongside the trailer, check out these previously released images from Constellation, a new eight-part, conspiracy-based psychological thriller drama...

Apple TV+ has just dropped the official trailer for the upcoming series Constellation.

Set to premiere on Apple TV+ on Feb. 21, Constellation is a dark sci-fi series starring Noomi Rapace. Jonathan Banks also stars, marking the first major TV series for the actor after wrapping up the Breaking Bad spinoff series, Better Call Saul, in 2022. Rapace and Banks can both be seen in the new trailer below.

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Per the official synopsis, Constellation stars Rapace as Jo, an "an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space – only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman's...

Apple TV+ released the first trailer for its upcoming sci-fi series Constellation, which has some auspices that are sure to excite genre TV fans.

The project stars Noomi Rapace (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) and Emmy nominee Jonathan Banks (Breaking Bad) and is from writer Peter Harness (War of the Worlds). Emmy winner Michelle MacLaren (Breaking Bad) directs.

Rapace stars as Jo — “an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space — only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost.”

The eight-part series also stars James D’Arcy (Oppenheimer), Julian Looman (Emily in Paris), William Catlett (A Thousand and One), Barbara Sukowa (Voyager), and introduces Rosie and Davina Coleman as Alice.

Apple TV+ has unveiled the first trailer for Constellation, its upcoming eight-part conspiracy-based psychological thriller series, starring Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks, ahead of its February 21 debut.

Created and written by Peter Harness, Constellation stars Rapace as Jo – an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space – only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost.

The series also stars James D’Arcy, Julian Looman, William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa and introduces Rosie and Davina Coleman as Alice.

The series is directed by Emmy winner Michelle MacLaren, Oscar nominee Oliver Hirschbiegel and Oscar nominee Joseph Cedar.

Produced by Turbine Studios and Haut et Court TV, the series is executive produced by David Tanner (Small Axe), Tracey Scoffield (Small Axe), Caroline Benjo (No Man’s Land), Simon Arnal (No Man’s Land), Carole Scotta (No Man’s Land) and Justin Thomson (Liaison). MacLaren directs the first two episodes and executive produces the series with Rebecca Hobbs (Shining Girls) and co-executive producer Jahan Lopes for MacLaren Entertainment. Harness executive produces through Haunted Barn Ltd. The series was shot principally in Germany and was Series Produced by Daniel Hetzer (Munich – Edge of War) for Turbine Studios, Germany.

Constellation will premiere globally on Wednesday, February 21, 2024 with the first three episodes, followed by one episode weekly, every Wednesday through March 27 on Apple TV+.

Watch the trailer above.

Apple TV+ has unveiled the trailer for ‘Constellation,’ the upcoming eight-part conspiracy-based psychological thriller drama series starring Noomi Rapace and Emmy Award nominee Jonathan Banks.

Created and written by Peter Harness, the series stars Rapace as Jo – an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space – only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost.

The series also stars James D’Arcy, Julian Looman William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa, and introduces Rosie and Davina Coleman as Alice. The series is directed by Emmy Award winner Michelle MacLaren, Oscar nominee Oliver Hirschbiegel and Oscar nominee Joseph Cedar.

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Apple TV+ has dropped the first trailer for action-packed psychological thriller Constellation, starring Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks. The eight-part conspiracy-based series, created by Peter Harness and directed by Emmy Award-winner Michelle MacLaren, follows astronaut Jo (played by Rapace) as she returns to Earth after a space disaster, only to discover missing pieces of her life. The action-packed space adventure delves into the dark edges of human psychology, portraying Jo’s desperate quest to unveil the hidden history of space travel and recover what she has lost. Constellation premieres globally on February 21, 2024, with the first three episodes, followed by weekly releases on Wednesdays through March 27 on Apple TV+. The series cast also includes James D’Arcy, Julian Looman, Barbara Sukowa, William Catlett, and Rosie & Davina Coleman as Alice. Michelle MacLaren, Oliver Hirschbiegel, and Joseph Cedar direct the new series. MacLaren, Oliver Hirschbiegel, and Joseph Cedar will also direct episodes. Apple TV...

Nearly two years have gone by since we heard that Apple TV+ had ordered a sci-fi psychological thriller series called Constellation, with Noomi Rapace (Prometheus) and Jonathan Banks (Beverly Hills Cop) on board to star in the show. The show has since made its way through production and is now ready to start streaming on February 21st – and with that date just one month away, a trailer for Constellation has arrived online. You can check it out in the embed above.

Created by Peter Harness, whose previous credits include the 2019 period piece The War of the Worlds mini-series and episodes of Wallander and Doctor Who, Constellation is described as being a “conspiracy-based psychological space adventure that explores the dark edges of human psychology”.

The show follows one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and for her to recover all that she has lost.

Apple TV+ has released the trailer for “Constellation,” an upcoming eight-part conspiracy-based psychological thriller drama series starring Noomi Rapace (Prometheus) and Emmy Award nominee Jonathan Banks (“Breaking Bad”). The action-packed space adventure will premiere globally on Wednesday, February 21, 2024 with the first three episodes, followed by one episode weekly, every Wednesday through March 27 on Apple TV+.

Watch the official trailer for the psychological sci-fi/horror series below.

Created and written by Peter Harness, “Constellation” stars Rapace as Jo – an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space – only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing. The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology, and one woman’s desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost.

The series also stars James D’Arcy, Julian Looman, William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa,...

Apple TV+ unveils the trailer for Constellation a high-concept sci-fi show with space travel, horror elements, and conspiracy. The series follows astronaut Jo, played by Naomi Rapace, as she returns to Earth after a space disaster and discovers that parts of her life are missing. Constellation will explore the dark edges of human psychology and will release episodes starting February 21, 2024.

The trailer for Constellation reveals the latest Apple TV+ sci-fi show. The streamer has staked a claim for itself as a destination for those who enjoy sci-fi stories in all its forms, with the dystopian mystery Silo becoming 2023's breakout hit. There is also Invasion, Foundation, and The Big Door Prize on its roster, the latter being a dramedy that showcases the genre's strengths on a smaller and more personal scale. Severance, meanwhile, combines the personal and the high-concept. Constellation belongs in the high-concept category, weaving together space travel, horror elements,...

Noomi Rapace returns from outer space to a sliiiiightly different world in the trailer for Constellation, a new Apple TV+ sci-fi drama due for arrival on Wednesday, Feb. 21 (with its first three episodes, followed by weekly releases).

Created and written by Peter Harness (Wallander, The War of the Worlds), Constellation stars Swedish actress Rapace (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo) as Jo, an astronaut for the European Space Agency who returns to Earth after a disastrous mission, only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be… different.

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Noomi Rapace stars in ‘Constellation’ (Photo Credit: Apple TV+)

Noomi Rapace (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) and Jonathan Banks (Better Call Saul) star in Apple TV+’s upcoming thriller Constellation, created by Peter Harness (Wallander). The streaming service just released the first two photos from what’s described as a conspiracy-based psychological thriller, set to premiere on February 21, 2024.

Three episodes of the eight-episode season debut on February 21st, with new episodes arriving on Wednesdays.

In addition to Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks, Constellation stars James D’Arcy (Agent Carter), Julian Looman (Emily in Paris), William Catlett (A Thousand and One), Barbara Sukowa (Voyager), Rosie Coleman, and Davina Coleman. Harness wrote the thriller and two-time Emmy Award winner Michelle MacLaren (Breaking Bad), Oliver Hirschbiegel (Downfall), and Joseph Cedar (Footnote) directed.

“Constellation stars Rapace as Jo – an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space — only to discover that key...

Apple TV+ has an impressive array of scripted originals that will be expanding in 2024 when Constellation touches down.

The streaming service on Thursday announced that its latest space drama will make its global debut on February 21, 2024.

But what sets it apart from the many other offerings out there?

What is Constellation About?

Constellation is headlined by Noomi Rapace, who plays "Jo - an astronaut who returns to Earth after a disaster in space — only to discover that key pieces of her life seem to be missing," reads the official logline.

"The action-packed space adventure is an exploration of the dark edges of human psychology and one woman's desperate quest to expose the truth about the hidden history of space travel and recover all that she has lost."

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Constellation Season 1 Cast

Rapace stars opposite Breaking Bad's Jonathan Banks in the upcoming drama series.

Just days after the death of legendary TV producer Norman Lear at age 101, the new entertainment special “Norman Lear: A Life on Television” will air on CBS this Friday at 8 p.m., in addition to streaming on Paramount+.

The hourlong special, presented by “Entertainment Tonight,” will feature new interviews with Jimmie Walker of “Good Times” and Mackenzie Phillips of “One Day at a Time,” along with other stars of the comedies Lear created. An interview with Lear and “Entertainment Tonight” host Kevin Frazier to celebrate Lear’s 100th birthday a few years ago will also be featured. In the interview, Lear discussed his lengthy career in depth.

As a screenwriter and producer, Lear produced, wrote, created and developed over 100 shows, including “Sanford and Son,” “All in the Family” and “One Day at a Time” for CBS.

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