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Everything Coming to Apple TV in September

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Everything Coming to Apple TV in September

Apple TV may have just raised its prices again, but the change isn't all that surprising with what the streamer has coming in September. Continuing its commitment to high-quality Apple TV Originals, the upcoming release schedule is absolutely star-studded with talent.

You can check out what's premiering on the service in September below, or jump ahead to the full release schedule by day.

Mayday is described as an action comedy film set during the height of the Cold War. It stars Ryan Reynolds as a a hot-shot U.S. Navy Pilot known as Lieutenant Troy "Assassin" Kelly who gets stranded behind enemy lines. He's discovered by ex-KGB agent Nikolai Ustinov (Kenneth Branagh), who just so happens to hold a certain reverence for American culture. The result is an unlikely buddy spy movie that looks to mix action with comedy.

If the trailer isn't enough of a preview for you, you can also check out IGN's exclusive clip from the film for additional details.

The first new Apple TV series of September is a six-part adaptation of Ryan David Jahn's novel The Dispatcher. The story follows former detective Ian Ridley (Patrick Brammall), who is still pretty messed up since his daughter Maggie disappeared over a decade ago. Now Ridley is working as a police dispatcher when he receives a distress call from a teenage girl that he thinks could be his long lost daughter.

You'll likely recognize Brammall as the Australian love interest in this year's Devil Wear's Prada 2


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