Apple TV+ hosts the world premiere for 'The Big Conn' ahead of May 6 launch
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has held the world premiere for The Big Conn.
- The Big Conn is a new docuseries about "larger-than-life attorney Eric C. Conn".
- Apple TV+ subscribers can watch The Big Conn from tomorrow, May 6.
Apple TV+ has shared photos of the worldwide premiere of the upcoming docuseries The Big Conn ahead of its big release tomorrow.
The Big Conn is the latest Apple TV+ docuseries to arrive on the streaming service and the premiere was held at the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles.
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