‘The Morning Show' Teases 'Drama At Network Is Juicier Than Drama On Network' For Season 4
In the teaser for the upcoming fourth season of Apple's The Morning Show, Jennifer Aniston's Alex and Reese Witherspoon's Bradley take a walk on the wild side as their coworkers played by Billy Crudup, Jon Hamm, Karen Pittman and Greta Lee join newcomers Marion Cotillard and Boyd Holbrook show where their loyalties lie.
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Cotillard and Holbrook are new additions this season, along with Jeremy Irons, Aaron Pierre and William Jackson Harper.
The Morning Show returns Sept. 17 with the first episode, followed by one every week through Nov. 19. There are a total of 10 episodes. Developed by Kerry Ehrin, The Morning Show is produced by studio Media Res, Hello Sunshine and Echo Films. It is executive produced by Michael Ellenberg via Media Res, Aniston and Kristin Hahn through Echo Films, and Witherspoon and Lauren Neustadter through Hello Sunshine. Mimi Leder is director and executive producer; Charlotte Stoudt is showrunner and executive producer. Micah Schraft and Zander Lehmann also serve as executive producers.
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