Apple TV releases trailer for Star City, For All Mankind spin-off

Apple TV has unveiled the full trailer for Star City, a spin-off series from For All Mankind. The show explores the Soviet perspective in an alternate 1969 space race where cosmonaut Alexei Leonov first walked on the moon. Tensions rise amid suspicions of collaboration with NASA.

In the For All Mankind universe, Star City shifts focus to the Soviet space program. The trailer depicts escalating rivalries after Alexei Leonov's lunar milestone, with discovery of a Soviet insider leaking plans for a moon base to the Americans. Lyudmilla, played by Anna Maxwell Martin, demands total surveillance, stating, 'I want to know what every person is doing before they do it. What every person is saying before they say it. What every person is thinking before they think it.'

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