‘Duster’: J.J. Abrams’ New HBO Series, Explained

‘Duster’: J.J. Abrams’ New HBO Series, Explained

The series marks a reunion between the 'Lost' creator and Josh Holloway.

‘Duster’ Trailer: J.J. Abrams Returns With ’70s Crime Thriller (TV News Roundup)

J.J. Abrams (“The Force Awakens”) and showrunner LaToya Morgan’s (“Shameless”) new series “Duster” will debut May 15, with the first official trailer teasing an increasingly dangerous crime syndicate. Starring Josh Holloway (“Lost”), Rachel Hilson (“Love, Victor”) and Keith David (“The Thing”), “Duster” is set in the 1970s Southwest as a getaway driver gets entangled in a crime network that is threatened by the arrival of a young agent in town…

Duster | Official Teaser | New Series from J.J. Abrams

Vengeance is a wild ride. The new Max Original Series Duster from J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan starring Josh Holloway, Rachel Hilson, and Keith David, premieres May 15th on Max.

'Duster' Trailer: New Period Crime Series From J.J. Abrams Hits Max On May 15

Need a new crime series to binge this Spring? Well, Max and J.J. Abrams may have you covered there, as “Duster” is set to hit the streamer in two months. READ MORE: The 75 Most Anticipated TV Shows Of 2025 Set in the 1970s American Southwest, “Duster” follows a gutsy getaway driver whose dangerous lifestyle gets even more risky when an agent arrives to take down the local crime family. Continue reading ‘Duster’ Trailer: New Period Crime Series F…

Star Wars director J.J. Abrams partners with Max for 'Duster'

Warner Bros. Television’s latest Max Original drama, Duster, is set to premiere on Friday, 16 May, exclusively on Max. Created by Emmy-winner J.J. Abrams (Lost, Alias) and show runner LaToya Morgan (The Walking Dead), the eight-episode crime thriller will roll out new episodes weekly, leading up to the season finale on 4 July. Set against the dusty backdrop of the 1970s American Southwest, Duster follows a fearless getaway driver (Josh Holloway)…

J.J. Abrams is currently working on an upcoming HBO Max series called Duster, which has just received its first teaser trailer. It follows FBI amateur agent Nina (Rachel Hilson) in her attempt to end a crime union, and needs a skilled driver for the flight (Josh Holloway). The series is set in the dusty states of the southwestern United States in the early 1970s and, judging from the video, looks nothing like what Abrams has worked on before, ev…