Henry Cavill has three upcoming movies from director Guy Ritchie slated, the first of which, Argylle, has long been expected to come out this year. That said, given that it’s based off a novel that hasn’t been released yet, it was starting to look more likely that Argylle wouldn’t arrive in 2023, and sure enough, it has been delayed. However, there’s good news for the theater lovers out there who would like the opportunity to see this Cavill spy flick on the big screen.
As shared by outlets by Variety, Argylle is now dated for February 2. However, rather than only being delivered exclusively to Apple TV+ subscribers, this new entry in the 2024 movie release schedule will first get a theatrical run thanks to a partnership between Apple Original Films and Universal Pictures, and then hit streaming at a later date. This is the latest in a string of studio collaborations Apple has set up to since its original movies to theaters, with Paramount Pictures distributing the Martin Scorsese-directed and Leonardo DiCaprio-starring Killers of the Flower Moon, and Sony Pictures delivering the Ridley Scott-directed and Joaquin Phoenix-starring Napoleon.
