‘The Mosquito Coast’: Heads up ‘The Leftovers’ fans, Apple is bringing Justin Theroux back to TV Marcus James Dixon
“The Leftovers” fans, mark your calendars for April 30, 2021 as that’s when Kevin Garvey, aka
Justin Theroux, is returning to your television screens. Theroux plays Allie Fox in the new Apple TV Plus drama series “The Mosquito Coast,” based on Theroux’s uncle
Paul Theroux‘s 1981 novel of the same name. (
Watch the trailer above.) The actor was cruelly snubbed at the Emmys for HBO’s beloved sci-fi drama, though he later won a pair for producing ABC’s variety special “Live in Front of a Studio Audience.” Will Theroux finally earn a Best Drama Actor nomination thanks to “The Mosquito Coast”?
Strong performances from Justin Theroux and Melissa George can t save The Mosquito Coast, that s trying too hard to become Apple s Breaking Bad.
Justin Theroux, Melissa George, Logan Polish and Gabriel Bateman in The Mosquito Coast, premiering April 30 on Apple TV+.
The Mosquito Coast seems to be Apple TV+ s stab at a tense prestige adventure series, in the tradition of
Breaking Bad and
Ozark. The show features a family of Americans traveling through the Southwest and eventually to Central America for what start off as mysterious reasons. The tension of the show comes from both the adventures along the way, and the question of what, exactly, is going on.
The Mosquito Coast has premiered on Apple TV+.
The show stars Justin Theroux, Melissa George, Logan Polish, and Gabriel Bateman.
Apple TV+ has debuted its latest drama series. The Mosquito Coast , the new adventure drama starring Justin Theroux, has debuted on Apple TV+. If you want to get hyped up for the new series, check out the official trailer below. The Mosquito Coast is based on the best-selling book by Paul Theroux of the same name. It follows the story of Allie Fox who uproots his family for Mexico when they suddenly find themselves on the run from the US government.
Strong performances from Justin Theroux and Melissa George can t save The Mosquito Coast, that s trying too hard to become Apple s Breaking Bad.
The Mosquito Coast seems to be Apple TV+ s stab at a tense prestige adventure series, in the tradition of
Breaking Bad and
Ozark. The show features a family of Americans traveling through the Southwest and eventually to Central America for what start off as mysterious reasons. The tension of the show comes from both the adventures along the way, and the question of what, exactly, is going on.
Holding out for so long would seems to add a level of tension to the proceedings, as if the audience is meant to ask itself whether the protagonist is a hero or antihero, and whether he s a crackpot, or really the sanest one of all.
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