Steve Jobs would approve of Apple TV, says Cue

Apple's Cue gives update on why the tech giant never bought a TV library (AAPL:NASDAQ)

Eddy Cue explains Apple TV+’s quality-over-quantity strategy vs Netflix and Prime Video, and hints at an F1: The Movie sequel—read the update now.

Eddy Cue & Jerry Bruckheimer “Hopeful” On ‘F1: The Movie’ Sequel, Latter Teases UFO Thriller — Cannes Lions

Apple’s Eddy Cue and Jerry Bruckheimer are ready to get the team back on the track. Speaking at Cannes Lions today, Cue said he was “hopeful” for a sequel to the Brad Pitt-starring sports movie alongside Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer, who joined him for the fireside chat. As of right now, there’s no official greenlight […]

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Steve Jobs would approve of Apple TV, says Cue

Alongside dropping yet more hints about a sequel to "F1: The Movie," Eddy Cue has revealed how it was down to Steve Jobs's ethos why Apple TV didn't just buy an existing library.Eddy Cue (third from left) with Steve Jobs (far right) and European Commission officers in 2008 - image credit: All About Steve JobsThere have been many seemingly reliable reports that Apple wanted to buy Warner Bros. to bolster Apple TV's catalog. Yet according to Varie…

Apple’s Eddy Cue on ‘F1’ Sequel, Why Apple TV Has Never Licensed Library Content and Being Inspired by Steve Jobs

Apple's Eddy Cue, honored as Entertainment Person of the Year at Cannes Lions, appeared with Jerry Bruckheimer to talk about a potential 'F1' sequel, Steve Jobs and more.

Apple's Eddy Cue and Jerry Bruckheimer dish on 'F1' sequel

Apple’s history-making film “F1” won Best Sound at the 98th Annual Academy Awards. In a conversation with producer Jerry Bruckheimer at the Cannes Lions festival, Apple’s Eddy Cue revealed that a sequel to the hit racing film F1 (starring Brad Pitt) is “hopefully” in the works, while sharing insights on Apple TV’s original-content-only approach, its early bets on creators like Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston, and how Steve Jobs’ emphasis …