New on Apple TV+: Full List of Movies, Shows Hitting Platform June 2025
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Apple TV+ has unveiled the full slate of shows and movies releasing throughout June 2025. Keep reading to see everything it has to offer.
Taron Egerton continues his run as the streamer's golden boy, following up previously acclaimed Apple TV+ originals Black Bird and Tetris with all-new detective drama, Smoke.
Inspired by true-crime podcast Firebug, Smoke casts the Rocketman star as Dave Gudsen, an arson investigator teaming up with troubled detective Michelle Calderone (Jurnee Smollett) to track down a prolific arsonist in the Pacific Northwest. Smoke's two-episode premier drops June 27.
Taron Egerton stars in Smoke
Taron Egerton stars in Smoke
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That's far from everything you'll want to discover on Apple TV+ in June 2025, however, so read on for the complete rundown.
What's Coming to Apple TV+ in June 2025?
June 4
Stick
June 13
Not a Box
Echo Valley
June 18
The Buccaneers Season 2
June 23
Easy Money: The Charles Ponzi Story
June 27
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