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Hiro Murai partnered to launch the Apple TV series Widow's Bay, starring Matthew Rhys.

12 reports, 12 independent Updated Sep 15
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Hiro Murai partnered to launch the Apple TV series Widow's Bay, starring Matthew Rhys.

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  1. An Apple TV show featuring Matthew Rhys has received a creative swing allowing for new developments.Sub-event
  2. Matthew Rhys won lead acting awards, and Hiro Murai was recognized as the first Asian director to win a category.1 source
  3. The series featuring Matthew Rhys on Apple TV is being covered by the New York Times.1 source
  4. A show set in New England was created by Katie Dippold, and Matthew Rhys joined as a star.Sub-event
  5. Hiro Murai, Katie Dippold, and Matthew Rhys discussed a hit series at a DGA screening.Sub-event
  6. The successful production of the series about island tourism, led by the cast, is being reported.1 source
  7. Several new actors, including Dale Dickey and Stephen Root, have been cast in the Apple TV series Widow's Bay.Sub-event
  8. Rhys taught Southwick about audience engagement for the Apple TV series Widow's Bay.1 source
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  1. Stephen Root and Patricia join the cast of Widow's Bay alongside Matthew Rhys.1 source
  2. Murai partners to launch Matthew Rhys's series Widow's Bay on Apple TV.1 source

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