The brothers directed four Marvel superhero movies, three of which grossed more than $1 billion (roughly Rs.
"Joe and I are now in a position now where we can get those movies made, and we want to use that sort of capital that we built up," he added. "It's touched our families, the crisis, so it's a deeply personal movie for us," said Anthony at the time. Speaking at last year's Comic-Con fan convention, the filmmaking brothers described the project as a "mature" and "complicated" look at the US opioid crisis set in their hometown of Cleveland, Ohio. Neither party has publicly confirmed that figure. It is also expected to have a limited run in theatres.īased on Nico Walker's semi-autobiographical novel, Cherry follows a former Army medic who falls into addiction and crime after returning from Iraq with extreme undiagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).Īpple purchased the completed film from the Russos' production company in a deal reportedly worth more than $40 million (roughly Rs. The opioid crisis drama from Anthony and Joe Russo, starring Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, will debut on Apple TV+ early next year. Apple has purchased Cherry, the first film directed by the Russo brothers since their all-time record grossing Avengers: Endgame, in a major deal expected to boost the new streaming service's Oscar hopes.
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