Simon Kinberg also explains why the show’s plot twist “scared” other places they initially pitched the Apple TV+ drama toWarning: This post contains spoilers from episode 6 of Apple TV+’s Sugar.If Sugar were a straightforward noir-laced drama about a private investigator looking into the disappearance of a producer’s granddaughter,

Do Not Read If You Have Not Seen Tonight’s Episode 6 The Apple TV+ series Sugar has been teasing a big reveal coming up. Sugar revolves around John Sugar (Colin Farrell) a private investigator hired by Hollywood titan Jonathan Siegel (James Cromwell) to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his granddaughter,

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Friday’s episode of Sugar. At first glance, Apple TV+’s Sugar, starring Colin Farrell as a L.A. private eye, looked like a typical crime drama. But this week,

The eponymous Sugar is a kind of James Bond-type character, a private investigator who specialises in tracking down the missing. Driven by memories of his own sister, Sugar has been hell-bent this season on finding Olivia, whose brother David (Nate Corddry) is caught up in some shady business with human traffickers.

Spoilers: The Apple neo-noir just became a very different series. Farrell, showrunner Mark Protosevich, and director Fernando Mierelles break it down for IndieWire.

You may have already guessed how he is "convincingly strange" The post ‘Sugar’: Colin Farrell’s Detective Finally Reveals His Wild Secret in Episode 6 appeared first on TheWrap.

It’s the twist to end all twists, and viewers have been sharing their gobsmacked reactions after the true nature of Colin Farrell series Sugar was revealed. What starts as a noir detective drama takes an incredibly unexpected turn after six episodes of the Apple TV+ series,

Warning: Spoilers for Sugar episode 6 ahead! Collin Farrell says his big reveal in Sugar was originally meant for the show's very first episode, but moving it to later in the season made it all that more special.