The Studio is now one of the most talked-about shows on Apple TV+, as it presents a hilarious, timely satire of Hollywood ...

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Chuck Zink hosted his children’s show every morning from the ‘50s through the ‘70s on WTVJ, then Channel 4 in Miami. He had a cast of regulars (remember sailor-hat-wearing Scrubby?) and a grandstand ...

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His big-studio boss (Bryan Cranston, decked out in a turtleneck and beads) isn’t having it. “We don’t make films,” he says, and you can hear the disdainful italics. “We make movies.

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The Studio, though, blames the system rather than studio decision-makers. Rogen’s Remick is a warm, loveable if bumbling film aficionado, who’s doomed to fail by the structure of modern Hollywood.

The Studio, a new 10-episode series on AppleTV+, is a TV show about the travails of the film industry, and a charming, funny (though perhaps inadvertent) PR campaign for cinema’s survival.

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In the first few minutes of his Apple TV+ comedy “The Studio,” Seth Rogen’s character Matt Remick is promoted to the head of a major movie studio. His first order of business in the new role ...

By Rick Porter Television Writer [This story contains some spoilers for the first two episodes of The Studio on Apple TV+.] The idea of a movie studio considering a film based on Kool-Aid — the ...

Studio bosses have never been viewed warmly. Once mocked as cigar-chomping blowhards, that perception has only worsened with tech moguls elbowing their way in and earning a reputation as highly ...