If you are a few years old, it is likely that the Amazing Tales series is familiar to you. Amazing Stories, Amazing Stories in English, and Amazing Stories in Latin America, was a series of NBC broadcast between 1985 and 1987 under the baton of Steven Spielberg. According to The Wall Street Journal, Apple has reached an agreement with the original production company, Amblin Television and with NBC Universal to resurrect the series Amazing Stories, a series where some of the most influential actors and directors of recent years worked. For now, the first season It will be composed of 10 episodes and will have a budget of 5 million dollars.
The Cupertino guys plan to invest more than $ 1.000 billion in original Netflix-style audiovisual content, and a new season of Amazing Tales would be a great start. In the years that this fantastic series lasted, Amazing Stories garnered rave reviews that also allowed him to win 5 Emmy Awards, of the twelve nominations it obtained. At the moment and while there is no official confirmation, we do not know if Steven Spielberg will be behind the production.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the executive producer will be Bryan Fuller along with Darryl Frank and Jastin Falvey. One of the last works of Bryan Fuller is the fantastic series Hannibal in addition to the adaptation of the novel American Gods which currently airs through Amazon Prime. Jennifer Salke, president of NBC Enternainment states:
It is wonderful to be reunited with our colleagues Zack and Jamie in the new Apple offices. We love being at the forefront of Apple investing and we can't think of a better property than Spielberg's beloved 'Amazing Tales' franchise with genius Bryan Fuller.
At the moment we do not know when this third season of Amazing Tales will arrive on Apple Music, where it will be broadcast exclusively, but taking into account Apple's parsimony in this regard, we can safely wait a couple of years until the series sees the light.