Paramount+ released a statement announcing the cancellation of the premiere of its new series SWAT: Lioness, including the red carpet. This is one of the first series touched upon US Screen Actors Guild Call for Indefinite Strike (SAG-AFTRA). The break that Not only does this mean that affiliates can’t work on set, but they can’t comply with advertising regulations. titles recorded before the strike. The other event affected is likely to be the Emmy Awards Gala. scheduled for September and that it will have to be postponed to a new date after the announcement their nominations.
“In light of the news of an official SAG strike, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the premiere scheduled for Tuesday, July 18,” the network said in a statement. “We recognize that this is disappointing news and we apologize for any inconvenience whatever it is,” the statement said. “We are very excited to celebrate the release of the series and can’t wait for its premiere on July 23rd.”
The series that arrives July 23 in the US and in Spain at the end of the year via the platform skyshowtimespy thriller with an all-star cast plus Nicole Kidman, Zoe Saldanha and Laysla de Oliveira also featured Michael Kelly and Morgan Freeman. The plot centers on CIA agent Joe (Zoe Saldanha), who is on the front lines of the fight against terrorism and is trying to balance work and personal life. Their mission is part of the Lioness program led by Caitlin Mead (Nicole Kidman) and Donald Westfield (Kelly) and involves an aggressive sea raider hired and trained by Jo herself. She is Cruz, played by De Oliveira, and she will have to act as an undercover agent to prevent the next 9/11.
Its creator Taylor Sheridan, creator of the successful Yellowstone universe including the prequels 1923 and 1883, as well as titles such as The Mayor of Kingstown, with Jeremy Renner; and “King of Tulsa” starring Sylvester Stallone.