Apple TV's upcoming major release is "12 12 12," a heist thriller featuring Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan.

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      12 12 12 is set against the backdrop of one grand heist, unfolding across three different timelines.

      Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan star in “12 12 12,” which is set to premiere on Apple TV on November 13, 2026.

      Apple TV has just unveiled a sneak peek at its latest crime drama, with a premise that practically sells itself. Imagine a blend of Grand Theft Auto and Heat, featuring two charismatic leads capable of commanding the screen. That's 12 12 12, an eight-episode heist thriller, featuring and executive produced by Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan, launching worldwide on November 13 with the first two episodes. Following that, new episodes will be released every Friday, culminating in the finale on December 25.

      What is 12 12 12 really about?

      The intriguing title reflects the show's entire structure. Each episode traverses three timelines linked to one complex heist, detailing the 12 months of planning, the 12 hours it takes to execute, and the 12 days of consequences that follow.

      Mackie portrays a disgraced FBI agent, facing off against Dornan’s American criminal, as their rivalry unfolds in a tense game of cat and mouse throughout Europe. The climax revolves around a significant heist at a bank vault hidden beneath Zurich’s streets.

      The cast and crew behind Apple TV’s 12 12 12

      The supporting cast showcases a wide range of talent, including Jack Kesy (Hellboy: The Crooked Man), Agathe Rousselle (Titane), Sallie Harmsen (Blade Runner 2049), José Garcia (Now You See Me), and Emmy nominee Kali Reis (True Detective).

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      In the director's chair is Kari Skogland, an Emmy-nominated and BAFTA-winning filmmaker who directs several episodes, including the pilot, and also serves as an executive producer. She is recognized for her work on The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, suggesting a skilled hand in crafting the series' tone.

      Series creators Dudi Appleton and Jim Keeble also act as executive producers, with production from Paramount Television Studios and Anonymous Content. With such a wealth of talent behind the scenes, 12 12 12 faces high expectations.

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