Timothée Chalamet Praises Apple's Taste in Ongoing TV+ Ad Campaign
Apple is continuing on with its Apple TV+ ad campaign starring actor Timothée Chalamet, today sharing a new spot where Chalamet praises Apple's taste and laments that the TV+ streaming service is "missing someone" while staring at a portrait of himself.
Chalamet uses an
iPad to longingly look through various Apple TV+ shows and movies, naming the high-profile actors and actresses that star in the TV+ content. "Alright Apple, clearly you have taste," says Chalamet, and the spot eventually ends with him asking Apple to "talk."
The ad is similar to a "Call Me" spot that Apple shared earlier in January, where Chalamet expressed his desire to star in an Apple TV+ show. Apple's ad campaign is clearly leading up to announcement of an Apple TV+ series or movie starring Chalamet, as the company did something similar with Jon Hamm before he was announced as a cast member of "The Morning Show."
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2) I have no idea who this Tim guy is
3) why am I here?
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It obviously also shows a nice selection of Apple's programming, but its primary aim feels like it's aimed at acting talent.
I could be wrong. My being wrong has happened before and will happen again!