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Actor Will Smith is offering people two free months of an Apple TV+ subscription so that viewers can watch his 2022 film“I’ve been reading a lot of the comments, and I see a lot of people saying they don’t have Apple TV+. That’s unacceptable to me,” Smith said in an Instagram video.Smith went on to explain that he reached out to Apple and secured a deal for new and returning subscribers to watch the film for free.
“I went to Apple and I was like, ‘Yo, my people, you know, we got the film, my people need to have Apple TV+,'” the actor said. “So I got two months free of Apple TV+ for everybody to watch“Now, I know, I know, y’all that already got Apple TV+, you’re like, ‘Oh, thanks, Will, but I already got it.’ Yeah, your aunt doesn’t,” Smith added in response to anyone who might be annoyed that they already have a subscription.
— which chronicles the journey of Peter, a black man who escapes slavery in Louisiana to reunite with his family — was released in theaters on December 2 and began streaming on Apple TV+ on Friday.
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