Nocturne holds its world premiere before October 30 streaming debut

Apple TV held the world premiere of Nocturne at New York’s Regal Union Square on October 20. Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz and Stephen Graham attended with fellow cast members, ahead of the crime drama’s global streaming debut on October 30.

Apple TV held the world premiere of Nocturne at New York’s Regal Union Square on October 20. Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz and Stephen Graham attended with fellow cast members, ahead of the crime drama’s global streaming debut on October 30. The series begins with two episodes, followed by a new instalment each Friday

through December 25. Adapted from Lars Kepler’s novels Lazarus and The Sandman, it follows former soldier and homicide detective Jonah Lynn, played by Schreiber. His move away from Philadelphia fails to bring the quiet life he wants when serial killer Jurek Walter, played by Graham, threatens his town and family. Beetz

plays FBI agent Saga Bauer, Jonah’s surrogate daughter, who becomes involved in the search for Jurek’s last missing victim. Rowan Joffe created the television adaptation, with John Hlavin developing it for television and serving as showrunner. The premiere was an in-person screening event; the October 30 date is when

the first episodes become available to Apple TV viewers. Official source. Image credit: Apple TV.

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