“The White Tiger” breakout star Adarsh Gaurav Scott is set to share screen space with Meryl Streep, Gemma Chan, Kit Harington and David Schwimmer in Jed Burns’ climate change anthology drama series “Extrapolations”. As Deadline reports, the star-studded cast of the Apple TV Plus show also includes Sienna Miller, Tahar Rahim, Matthew Rice and Daveed Diggs.
The series tells stories of how the changes in the planet will affect love, faith, work and family on a personal and human level. Told over a season of eight interconnected episodes, each story in the scripted series will track the worldwide fight for our mutual existence spanning the 21st century.
Burns serves as writer, director and executive producer on “Extrapolations,” which comes from Michael Eilenberg’s Media Res.
Adarsh Gaurav, who was nominated for lead actor BAFTA for Netflix film ‘The White Tiger’, will play the role of a hired driver Gaurav in the show.
Streep’s role has not been disclosed, but Miller will play marine biologist Rebecca Shearer. “Eternal” co-stars Harrington and Chan will play Nicholas Bilton, the CEO of an industrial giant, and Natasha Alper, a single mom and micro-finance banker, respectively.
“Friends” alum Schwimmer will play Harris Goldblatt, the father of a teenage daughter, and another Best Actor BAFTA nominee will play Ezra Haddad in Raheem (“The Mauritanian”), who is struggling with memory loss. “Perry Mason” star Rice plays Jr., a real estate developer, with “Hamilton” Diggs starring as Marshall Zucker, a rabbi in South Florida. Talking about the ‘extrapolation’, Burns said, “The only thing we know for sure about the future is that we’re all going to be out there together – and we can share our hopes, our fears.” , our hunger, our creativity, our potential. For the sake of love and our tendency to create pain. These are the same tools that storytellers have been using since time immemorial. Our show is just about to end time. Using them to save from.” Ellenberg, Greg Jacobs, Dorothy Fortenberry and Lindsay Springer are also joined to produce the series.
The series is now under production.
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