As Jimmy Keene, Oscar-nominee Taron Egerton goes from regular prison inmate to maximum security lockup in a bid to extract a murder confession from another inmate in “Black Bird.” The drama, inspired ...

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How would you make an alleged serial killer confess to his crimes? That thorny question is what stands at the center of Black Bird, Apple TV+‘s upcoming miniseries. Developed by Shutter Island’s ...

‘I like you,” says Jimmy Keene’s sultry, dark-haired bar mate, leaning into him across a pair of cocktails. “But not as much as you like yourself.” Jimmy offers no rebuttal, which is hardly a surprise ...

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The AppleTV+ drama series is brilliantly acted, written and directed. Just when you think true-crime TV has worn out its welcome, along comes "Black Bird," now on Apple TV+, to revitalize the form ...

Apple on Wednesday unveiled the trailer for Black Bird, its six-episode original limited series from executive producer Dennis Lehane. The psychological thriller is set to debut globally Apple TV+ on ...

The true-crime genre is wildly popular thanks to its ability to blend fiction with actual events. Black Bird is one of the latest additions to the catalog. The Apple TV+ true-crime series is based on ...

A taut true-crime tale, “Black Bird” delivers a tense and mostly compelling game of cat and mouse, finding a new avenue into the well-worn world of serial killers via a jailhouse informant desperate ...

When Kary Antholis in 2019 stepped down as President, HBO Miniseries and Cinemax Programming, to launch Crime Story Media, his exit package included him staying on as executive producer on projects he ...

Writer Dennis Lehane, whose novels include "Mystic River" and "Gone, Baby, Gone" has a new limited series coming today to Apple TV+. Lehane says he may leave literature behind to work in TV for good.