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- Published: January 25, 2024 14:15
New Delhi: The upcoming Apple Studios production Masters of the Air will transport you to the heights of WWII in an epic adventure. Masters of the Air, which has Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, and Gary Goetzman as executive producers, is a fascinating follow-up to the trio films Band of Brothers (2001), and The Pacific (2010).
Taking place in Nazi Germany during WWII, the show follows Air Force personnel as they combat the Nazis. Fighter pilots Major Gale Cleven (Oscar nominee Austin Butler), and Lt. Curtis Biddick (Barry Keoghan) are the lead characters of the film.
Storyline
An incredible journey is laid forth in the narrative of Masters of the Air. The Bomb Group was a camaraderie of brave soldiers who risked all for their country in World War II. Ten troops fighting on a bomber called a Flying Fortress combat relentless flocks of German planes five miles above ground behind enemy lines during WWII. Those interested in the history of the conflict will not want to miss this riveting and moving tour.
When and Where to Watch?
Beginning January 26, 2024, Apple TV Plus subscribers will have the opportunity to watch Masters of the Air online. At noon ET, the broadcast will be available to watch.
On January 26, the first two episodes of the nine-episode series will be released. Every Friday until the season finale on March 15, 2024, will see the release of new episodes.
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Cast and Crew
Producers Cary Joji Fukunaga, Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck, Tim Van Patten, and Dee Rees round out the Masters of the Air ensemble cast, which also features Austin Butler, Callum Turner, Anthony Boyle, Nate Mann, Raff Law, and Barry Keoghan, among others.
Suited up and ready for flight.
Masters of the Air is almost here. pic.twitter.com/CGoYx7Mrhj— Apple TV (@AppleTV) January 25, 2024
Other Details
The film Masters of the Air is based on the nonfiction work “Masters of the Air: America’s Bomber Boys Who Fought the War Against Nazi Germany” written by Donald L. Miller in 2007.
Officially, Masters of the Air will highlight the emotional core of unity that emerges from pilots risking their lives, as stated on the official website. The series is an homage to the 8th Air Force heroes who, during WWII, helped vanquish Nazi Germany with their bravery and camaraderie.