Apple TV+ Lands main television adaptation based on the novel Berlin Noir with Tom Hanks that produces

Apple TV+ has a real television adaptation of the long -awaited of the famous Philip Kerr Berlin noir Oscar books want Conclave writer Peter Straughan, Doctor Who Manufacturer Bad Wolf and Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman’s Playtone.

The without title is based on Kerr’s latest book Metropolis, which told the iconic history of origin of the detective. Set in 1928, Metropolis Follows the police officer recently promoted Gunther in the elite elite murder team of elite, investigating what seems to be a serial killer who aims to victims of the company.

Berlin of Gunther is described as an unprecedented “city of freedom of freedom and dizzying turbulence, the Nazis a distant nightmare waiting between the wings”.

Deadline reports that Apple is starting with Gunther’s history of origin, but there is room to adapt more Berlin noir Books through the study option. Gunther was made famous by Kerr Berlin noir Trilogy that includes March Violets, the Pale Criminale AND A German RequiemAll published around the end of the Cold War between the late 80s and the beginning of the 90s. Kerr wrote 11 more Gunther books, sold in droves all over the world, ending up with Metropolis Before dying in 2018. Metropolis It was published posthumously a year later.

To tell Berlin noir The TV project is in progress for a while is an euphemism. Until 2012, HBO and Playtone Partners Hanks and Goetzman were in primitives to acquire novels.

Now, fans of books can finally see stories come to life. We hope that the adaptations are up to expectations.