Apple’s ‘Argylle’ flop premieres globally on Apple TV+ on April 12th

Matthew Vaughn’s “Argylle” flop from Apple Original Films will stream globally on Apple TV+ on April 12th.
Apple Original Films announced today that the widely panned Matthew Vaughn action-comedy romance feature film flop “Argylle” will make its global streaming debut on Apple TV+ beginning Friday, April 12th.
In the film, Elly Conway, played by Bryce Dallas Howard, is the reclusive cat-loving author of a series of bestselling espionage novels about the impossibly glamorous secret agent Argylle (Henry Cavill), who’s on a mission to unravel a nefarious spy syndicate.
When Elly, with the help of feline-hating real-life spy Aidan (Sam Rockwell), discovers that her story mirrors the actions of an actual spy organization, a dangerous game of cat and mouse ensues. In order to stay one step ahead of the syndicate’s assassins while also working to prevent a global crisis, these two unlikely conspirators — accompanied by Alfie the cat — find themselves in an adventure story of their own.

“Argylle” is directed by Vaughn from a screenplay by Jason Fuchs and features an ensemble cast including Howard, Cavill, Rockwell, John Cena, DeBose, Richard E. Grant, Dua Lipa, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, Sofia Boutella, Samuel L. Jackson, and Chip, the real-life cat of supermodel Claudia Vaughn (née Schiffer).
An Apple Studios production in association with MARV, “Argylle” is directed and produced by Matthew Vaughn, and produced by Cloudy Productions and Matthew Vaughn’s regular collaborators Adam Bohling and David Reid, as well as Fuchs. Claudia Vaughn, Carlos Peres, Zygi Kamasa and Adam Fishbach serve as executive producers.
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