Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The mixed reviews for Netflix's new limited series A Man in Full cause some concern over Jake Gyllenhaal's highly anticipated series on Apple. A Man in Full is the latest series created by the acclaimed television writer and showrunner David E. Kelly, whose previous works include Big Little Lies , Ally McBeal , L.A. Law , Goliath , Love & Death , and The Lincoln Lawyer .
A Man In Full’s Reviews Make Apple’s Presumed Innocent Even More Concerning The Netflix series has earned a Rotten Tomatoes score of just 43% Close A Man in Full has all the ingredients to be a standout new miniseries on Netflix but ultimately failed to win over critics. The Netflix series has earned a Rotten Tomatoes score of just 43% after premiering on Netflix on May 2, 2024.
David E. Kelley Created A Man In Full, Presumed Innocent & Many Classic TV Shows The poor reviews for A Man in Full create question marks about Presumed Innocent Showrunner and series creator David E. Kelley is an industry icon who has created several celebrated works, which makes the poor reception of A Man in Full even more surprising.
What To Expect From Apple’s Presumed Innocent Miniseries Presumed Innocent is Gyllenhaal's first career TV series Close Presumed Innocent is a major deal for Jake Gyllenhaal, who will surprisingly be making his first-ever appearance in a television series. Since making his impressive film debut in October Sky and starring in the cult classic Donnie Darko in 2001, Gyllenhaal has somehow never starred in his own television series, which certainly raises the stakes for Presumed Innocent.