
Apple Executives Discuss 'F1: The Movie' Sequel and Future Projects at Cannes Lions
Apple's Eddy Cue and producer Jerry Bruckheimer expressed optimism for a sequel to 'F1: The Movie' and teased a new UFO thriller at Cannes Lions. Cue also discussed Apple TV's strategy of not licensing library content and being inspired by Steve Jobs.
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Apple’s Eddy Cue on ‘F1’ Sequel, Why Apple TV Has Never Licensed Any Library Content and Being Inspired by Steve Jobs
Apple hasn’t officially greenlit a sequel to last year’s blockbuster “F1: The Movie,” but Eddy Cue — who oversees the tech giant’s entertainment businesses — said one will “hopefully” be coming, in partnership once again with Jerry Bruckheimer. Cue, senior vice president of services and health at Apple, took the main stage at the Cannes […]
By Todd Spangler
Read full article →Apple’s Eddy Cue, Jerry Bruckheimer Open Up on ‘F1’ Sequel Plans, UFO Thriller at Cannes Lions
Apple's senior VP of services also discussed his flexible approach to theatrical windows and why he is betting on "the best, not the most" content in his appearance on the Croisette before being honored.
By Georg Szalai
Read full article →Eddy Cue & Jerry Bruckheimer “Hopeful” On ‘F1: The Movie’ Sequel, Latter Teases UFO Thriller — Cannes Lions
Apple’s Eddy Cue and Jerry Bruckheimer are ready to get the team back on the track. Speaking at Cannes Lions today, Cue said he was “hopeful” for a sequel to the Brad Pitt-starring sports movie alongside Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer, who joined him for the fireside chat. As of right now, there’s no official greenlight […]
By Jesse Whittock
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