[AppleInsider.com]: The release of the Tom Hanks movie “Greyhound” on Apple TV instead of cinemas is an “absolute heartbreak” to the film star, an interview reveals, with Hanks also using the opportunity to poke fun at Apple’s PR policies during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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In the days before the July 10 premiere of “Greyhound” on Apple TV+, veteran actor Tom Hanks has to take on the usual gauntlet of interviews and public appearances expected of such a star. However, the movie’s marketing is being tempered by the continuing coronavirus pandemic, which has impacted not only the interview, but the release of the movie and Hanks’ life.
Originally intended for a theatrical release, Greyhound is instead being offered through the Apple-owned streaming service, due to COVID-19 social distancing measures closing theaters around the world. The move to the small screen for a production meant for theaters has led to disappointment for Hanks who refers to the change in plans as “an absolute heartbreak” in an interview with the Guardian.
“I don’t mean to make angry my Apple overlords, but there is a difference in picture and sound quality,” offers Hanks.
Apple reportedly picked up the movie from Sony Pictures for around $70 million in an auction handled by CAA Media Finance and FilmNation.
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