Justin Timberlake Stars in Apple TV+ Movie 'Palmer' - Watch the Trailer!

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Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticThere’s not a lot in the way of new releases for movie lovers this week, although that might be for the best, given the state of the coronavirus outbreak.

The Masked Dancer, not to mention the final season of Netflix's , plus an comedy special featuring all your faves. Behold, all the and that will cure you from boredom this week: The Masked Dancer: If you thought The Masked Singer—on which celebs dressed in costumes sing, and judges have to guess their identity—is wild, wait until you get a load of The Masked Dancer. It's the same premise…but dancing.

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You don't need to be race-car fan (or know much about it in general) to enjoy this 2019 Best Picture nomination. An exhilarating film from both a storyline and videography standpoint, it stars your faves Christian Bale and Matt Damon.

Pharrell Williams has claimed that “all but one” of the tracks on Justin Timberlake‘s debut album, ‘Justified’, were originally written for Michael Jackson.Speaking on Revolt TV podcast Drink Champs, Pharrell revealed that he was regularly sending beats to both Jackson and Prince, apparently without success.“John McClain was his manager at the time,” the Neptunes producer explained. “We sent him pretty much all the stuff y’all are hearing on the ‘Justified’ album.

Pharrell Williams is one of the best producers in the music business but his music might have looked a lot different.

Justin Timberlake is set to play a former high school football star in Palmer for Apple TV+, you can check out the trailer below.The upcoming film, directed by Succession actor Fisher Stevens and written by Cheryl Guierriero, follows Timberlake as the titular Eddie Palmer who returns home to Louisiana after 12 years in a state penitentiary.Palmer sees Eddie move in with his grandmother and start working as a janitor, and eventually take care of a seven-year-old gender non-confirming child,

Well, talk about a movie with a reputation that precedes it!

Justin Timberlake stars as the title character in the trailer for Apple's homecoming drama Palmer. The trailer opens to a weary-eyed and bearded Timberlake, who plays formerhigh-school football star Eddie Palmer, as he makes his return home after 12 years in prison.

Justin Timberlake is showing off a new side with his latest role. On Thursday, Apple TV+ released the first trailer for , which stars the 39-year-old singer as Eddie Palmer, a former high school football star who returns home to live with his grandmother, Vivian (June Squibb), after a 12-year stint in prison.«I'm glad you're back,» Vivian tells Palmer in the trailer.

Justin Timberlake is making a return to acting with the new Apple TV+ movie “Palmer”.

Also Read: Justin Timberlake Says Confederate Statues in Home State Tennessee 'Must Come Down'Cheryl Guerriero wrote the screenplay for “Palmer,” which also stars Juno Temple, Alisha Wainwright, June Squibb and Ryder Allen. The film is set in Louisiana and also shows Timberlake’s relationship with his grandmother, played by Squibb, and the romance he forms with Sam’s teacher, as played by Wainwright.“Palmer” was produced by Sidney Kimmel, Charles B.

Eli Countryman Justin Timberlake stars as an ex-athlete who returns home after serving a prison sentence in the trailer for the new movie “Palmer.”The SK Global film, bought by Apple TV Plus in July, tells a story surrounding lead character Eddie Palmer, an athlete who becomes addicted to painkillers and who gets caught robbing a home. After a stint in prison, the man returns to his hometown to find his grandmother caring for a neighbor’s child.

Though “Palmer” might not be the most surprising film you’ll see, there is a lot going on. And that’s perfectly evident in the newly released trailer for the upcoming Apple TV+ original film.

A Christmas Prince. Now go pop open your fanciest bottle of champagne, throw on your tiara and your most luxurious pajamas, ’cause you’re in for a night full of proper dignified fun.Stream NowIf there’s a period piece about a duchess, you best believe Kiera Knightly is going to be in it.