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Apple Acquires Sci-Fi Novel Fallen Astronaut for Movie Adaptation
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Apple Original Films has recently secured the cinematic rights to an unreleased science fiction manuscript titled Fallen Astronaut for a six-figure sum. Written by the creative duo J S Mayank and David Carlyle, the story is described as a high-concept project that heavily features virtual reality themes. This acquisition aligns with the tech giant's broader strategy to expand its sci-fi portfolio, which already includes successful titles like Severance. While the book has not yet reached store shelves, the authors are set to serve as executive producers for the upcoming film adaptation. This deal highlights Apple's ongoing commitment to investing in original, tech-forward storytelling from established industry creators.
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