Ant-Man star Paul Rudd narrates Apple TV+ nature series Tiny World in new trailer
The comic actor is the voice of the epic 12-part natural world documentary series.
Apple TV+ has launched the official trailer for a new original series about the little creatures of the planet, Tiny World, with a narration by Ant-Mans star Paul Rudd, who is also executive producer.
Tiny World is part of Apple TV+'s new docu-series strands, along with Becoming You (narrated by Olivia Colman) and Earth at Night in Colour (narrated by Tom Hiddleston), and the first six episodes of the 12-part series will premiere around the world on the 2nd October; the second half of Tiny World will screen in 2021.
Tiny World incorporates some of the latest technology in miniature filming, allowing the documentary makers to go to places not seen before, which will shine light on the survival instincts and the warrior spirit of the smallest creatures.
The film-makers have captured more than 200 species across the series and each episode will use illustrate how the se animals see the world and how they manage to stay alive.
It has taken almost a decade to film Tiny World, in ecosystems right around the world, ranging from the African savanna to the backyard garden, and the producers promise a series of never-before-seen moments.
Tiny World has been written and executive produced by Tom Hugh-Jones, who was the show runner for Planet Earth II and has been credited for reinventing the natural world documentary genre.
Rudd has played Marvel character Ant-Man four times, most notably in 2015's Ant-Man and 2018's Ant-Man and the Wasp. The third film in the franchise is being developed and director Peyton Reed recently revealed he finally finished the upcoming movie's story.
“We have [cracked the story],” said Reed. “Nothing is official yet, but we’re quietly working. We’re working through the pandemic."
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