Jesse Armstrong is coming for your free time Mountainhead will officially premiere on 31 May , with a concurrent release on the streaming service Max, according to HBO’s announcement on Tuesday.

'Succession' creator Jesse Armstrong's directorial debut 'Mountainhead' premieres on HBO on May 31 — here's how he and his team made it in six months.

The Jesse Armstrong film was cast, filmed and cut all in less than two months time in order to qualify for this year's Emmy season. How HBO's 'Mountainhead' Pulled Off One of the Tightest Edit ...

Jesse Armstrong had no intention of revisiting the world of the super rich following the end of Succession. “This is a fair question,” the creator, writer and director pointed out. But in 2025 ...

Matt Zoller Seitz talks with ‘Succession’ creator Jesse Armstrong about his next act, a farcical TV movie about four tech-bro billionaires that Armstrong wrote, produced, and directed in less ...

Over four seasons of “Succession,” the creator, Jesse Armstrong, told the story of people who control the world by selling ideas: the Roy family, who ran and fought over a media and ...

“Succession” fans rejoice. Jesse Armstrong has again gathered together a conclave of uber-wealthy megalomaniacs in a delicious satire. “Mountainhead,” which the “Succession” creator ...

Written and directed by from Succession creator Jesse Armstrong in his feature film debut, Mountainhead—premiering on HBO and Max at 8 p.m. tonight—is a dark comedy about four fictional tech ...

Jesse Armstrong tells The Hollywood Reporter he couldn't stop thinking about tech billionaires so he wrote 'Mountainhead’ after ‘Succession.

Jesse Armstrong hadn’t planned on making another project about billionaires.. The Succession creator was taking a break after finishing HBO’s Emmy-winning series about the ludicrously wealthy ...

Jesse Armstrong has been thinking a lot about billionaires. The creator of HBO's Succession has written and directed a new movie — Mountainhead — about four uber-rich leaders of tech.

In Mountainhead, Jesse Armstrong turns the tech-bro fever dream into a slow-burn nightmare. Think Succession with bloodlust.