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Anya Taylor-Joy Is Coming For Rebecca Ferguson’s Apple TV Crown
Anya Taylor-Joy’s new Apple TV crime drama, *Lucky*, has entered the platform’s top 10 shortly after its debut, adding to her recent streaming success following the long-running performance of her film *The Gorge*. The article suggests the series could remain prominent on Apple TV’s comparatively stable chart, and marks Taylor-Joy’s first major limited series since Netflix hit *The Queen’s Gambit*.
*Lucky* premiered with two episodes on 15 July and will run for eight episodes, ending on 19 August. It received positive early reviews and was created by Jonathan Tropper, whose other Apple TV work includes *Your Friends and Neighbors* and *See*; he also created *Banshee* and *Warrior*.
In short
- *Lucky* quickly reached Apple TV’s top 10.
- The eight-episode crime drama ends on 19 August.
- Jonathan Tropper created the series.
Explained simply
Anya Taylor-Joy is an actress known for her success on streaming platforms, particularly through her acclaimed lead role in Netflix's The Queen's Gambit. She has since established herself as a significant presence in the streaming space, with multiple successful projects.
Lucky is a crime drama series that premiered on Apple TV in July, created by writer Jonathan Tropper, who is known for his work on series such as Banshee and Warrior. The eight-episode series received positive reviews from critics and has been performing well on the platform.
Taylor-Joy's streaming projects have consistently found audiences, and Apple TV has become an increasingly important platform for major stars and creators. The service's charts tend to be relatively stable, which means strong performance there can carry particular significance for shows and their stars.