Brad Pitt and Jon Bernthal’s R-Rated War Epic Officially Takes Over Apple TV
Brad Pitt’s 2014 war film *Fury*, which also stars Jon Bernthal, has entered Apple TV’s ten most-streamed films and remained there for more than 50 days. Its renewed popularity highlights how Pitt’s films are drawing viewers to the service, following the major success of *F1*.
Directed by David Ayer, *Fury* follows an American tank crew fighting in Nazi Germany during the final days of the Second World War. *F1* earned $633 million at the box office against a reported budget of $200 million to $300 million, and received four Oscar nominations, winning Best Sound.
In short
- *Fury* has spent over 50 days in Apple TV’s film top ten.
- The 2014 film follows a US tank crew in wartime Germany.
- Pitt’s *F1* earned $633 million and won an Oscar for sound.
Explained simply
Fury is a 2014 war film directed by David Ayer. It follows an American tank crew as they fight in Germany near the end of the Second World War, when Nazi Germany was close to defeat.
Brad Pitt plays the crew’s commander, and Jon Bernthal is among the other cast members. The film is part of Apple TV’s catalogue, where films can find new audiences years after their cinema release; Pitt’s recent racing film F1 has also drawn attention to his work on the service.