The Last Frontier, an upcoming thriller from the creator ofThe Blacklist, just got an absolutely wild trailer that reveals when the series is headed toApple TV+. The show, first announced in 2023, boasts a star-studded cast and some premium behind-the-scenes talent, including hit action director Sam Hargrave (Extraction).
Apple TV+ has unveiled the official teaser forThe Last Frontier, which reveals the series is set to stream on August 13, 2025. After its two-episode premiere, it is set to premiere new episodes every week until December 5. The series, which starsJason Clarke(Oppenheimer), follows a U.S. Marshal in Alaska who is tasked with protecting his town after a plane crashes, freeing dozens of violent inmates. As the footage suggests, viewers will get to know a wide range of criminals who crash-land in the snowy wilderness. you’re able to check out the teaser below.
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In addition to Clarke, the cast ofThe Last Frontierincludes Dominic Cooper (The Gold), Haley Bennett (The Magnificent Seven), Simone Kessell (Yellowjackets), Dallas Goldtooth (Reservation Dogs), Tait Blum (For All Mankind), Clifton Collins Jr. (Eddington), andAlfre Woodard (See). The Apple Studios production was created by Jon Bokenkamp (The Blacklist)and Richard D’Ovidio (Hypnotic), and executive-produced by Bokenkamp, D’Ovidio, Clarke, Laura Benson, Glenn Kessler, and Albert Kim.Extractiondirector Sam Hargraveserved as a directoron the series. Read the official synopsis:
“The Last Frontier” follows Frank Remnick (Clarke), the lone U.S. marshal in charge of the quiet, rugged barrens of Alaska. Remnick’s jurisdiction is turned upside-down when a prison transport plane crashes in the remote wilderness, setting free dozens of violent inmates. Tasked with protecting the town he’s vowed to keep safe, he begins to suspect the crash wasn’t an accident, but the first step of a well-crafted plan with far-reaching and devastating implications.
‘The Last Frontier’ Director Talks Creative Shift to Making Television
Extraction’s Sam Hargrave directed the first three episodes ofThe Last Frontier. No stranger to the action streaming genre, the filmmaker still had to shift his mindset a bit when heading intothe Apple TV+ series. In 2023, Hargrave revealed to Collider that he was attached toThe Last Frontieras a director and executive producer. The Netflix alum discussed moving from a movie budget to a television one, and the inherent difficulties of bringing the action to life under that constraint. Viewers should still expect a wild opening episode, at the very least.
“I know what you’re talking about because you’re talking about reality here. There’s usually less time and less money crafting a TV show than there is a feature. The time we’re gonna have to do the pilot episode, which has a bunch of crazy stuff, is gonna be like a quarter of what we had forExtraction. So part of it is gonna be shifting my – not shifting styles because excellence is something that I want to strive for no matter what I’m doing, but I am gonna have to be present in the reality of there’s less time, less money. So you gotta figure out a way to do something exciting with less time and less money.”
It’s too early to tell ifThe Last Frontierwill live up to its premise, but its impressive cast and crew is more than enough to get us excited about its October 10 premiere.
