On the heels of the season two finale of Apple’s hit comedy series “Loot,” starring Maya Rudolph (who also exec produces), Apple TV+ has signed a multi-year, first-look deal with Banana Split Projects.
Its a new production company run by Rudolph and Danielle Renfrew Behrens. Under the deal, Apple TV+ will have a first-look on series and digital features developed and produced by Banana Split, according to Deadline.
“This is an exciting day. We are thrilled to be at Apple TV+ and look forward to continuing our incredibly supportive relationship with them as we embark on this new chapter. And we are so happy to have a home that allows us to create the kinds of things that we want to see,” Rudolph and Renfrew Behrens said in a statement.
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