Daily less missing for Apple's video streaming service to start its services. It will be next November 1. As the release date approaches, almost every day we have some news related to it. The latest news comes from Emmy magazine.
This month's edition of this magazine shows us on the cover Apple's video streaming service, a service that if you are a subscriber to the magazine, you can try for three months completely free, instead of the free month that it gives to all users of some Apple product.
But also, inside, we find some curious statements by the vice presidents of Apple TV +, Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg who affirm that the series SeeIs a Sci-fi thriller will be just as epic as Game of Thrones.
See shows us a dystopian world 600 years in the future where all the inhabitants of the earth have lost their sight. The protagonist's wife, Boba Voss, has two children, children she can see perfectly. As expected and as if it were an account, the queen wants to capture the children at the coast, something that Jason Momoa will be in charge of avoiding.
In the same interview, we can read how the producer hired more than a dozen blind or low-vision actors in addition to biologists to be able to build a world adapted to the needs of people who have lost their vision.
Momoa put a lot on her part, in fact his was the idea of using the tunic they wear as if it were a whip to use it with a guide in addition to making use of the ax that he usually carries for the same purpose. What is clear is that overcoming what Game of Thrones has meant is a very complicated task.