John Malkovich On Navigating History & WW2 In Apple TV’s ‘The New Look’

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Apple TV+’s captivating 10-episode historical drama created by Todd A. Kessler “The New Look,” airs this week and the show is truly a masterpiece from beginning to end. With Ben Mendelsohn taking on the role of Christian Dior, Juliette Binoche as Coco Chanel, and Maisie Williams as Catherine Dior, the series delves into the World War II era in Paris, shedding light on the trials faced by prominent figures in the fashion industry.

The show delves into the profound influence of Christian Dior’s groundbreaking designs amid the tumult of Nazi-occupied Paris. It intricately weaves together the narratives of fashion luminaries such as Chanel and Balenciaga, amidst the turmoil that the world was going through.

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Award-winning actor John Malkovich portrays Lucien Lelong, the President of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, whose influential namesake fashion house enlisted the talents of Dior and Balmain during the Occupation. Malkovich shared what it was like going back in time and experiencing wartorn Paris and learning the history of some of today’s famed designers.

Malkovich also got candid about the roles and films he pinpoints as the highlight of his career.

Check out the full interview above

Each episode will be released weekly on Apple TV+ starting February 14 until April 3.

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