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Lucky, Apple TV's new crime thriller starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Timothy Olyphant, officially premieres in less than 48 hours.

Apple TV's new seven-episode crime thriller 'Lucky' features Anya Taylor-Joy as a con artist who must evade the FBI and a crime boss after a betrayal. The series, adapted from Marissa Stapley's novel, also stars Annette Bening, Drew Starkey and Timothy Olyphant, with a female-centric soundtrack. Taylor-Joy makes her debut as an executive producer.

NEW YORK — Anya Taylor-Joy finds herself in a familiar setting this summer: In the desert, fighting to stay alive. She did it in “Furiosa” and the upcoming “Dune: Part Three.” Now she’s un...

Actor Timothee Chalamet has praised his 'Dune: Part Three' co-star Anya Taylor-Joy, describing her performance in the upcoming film as "terrifying and amazing" while speaking at the Global IMAX Fan Event in Los Angeles, according to People.

Leapfrogging the roofs of lorries, slipping in and out of different personae to evade capture, The Queen’s Gambit star is audacious in this reluctant last stand drama This is a story about a girl named Lucky. Early morning, she wakes up – knock, knock, knock, on the door. It’s the FBI, and they’re pursuing her across the country because she’s stolen $10m. Don’t make the mistake I did, imagining this new Apple TV thriller (from Wednesday), starring Anya Taylor-Joy, to be a dramatisation of the song Lucky by Britney Spears. I’ve tried to find a connection between the two and, as you can see, it’s a stretch. The seven-part show falls into the “one last heist” genre – but intriguingly, starts the morning after it. Our antiheroine stands on the roof of a Las Vegas casino hotel, having successfully stolen millions, toasting to a new, legitimate life. Within hours, Lucky appears to have been betrayed by the man she loves. She’s forced to run, penniless, from both the authorities and the murderous enforcers of a crime boss – who are collecting on a different debt incurred by her career criminal father. I guess what happens in Vegas doesn’t stay there. Continue reading...

Timothée Chalamet commends Anya Taylor-Joy as she prepares to take on a major role as Alia Atreides in the highly anticipated conclusion to the Dune film trilogy.