Recanati-Kaplan Talks

AppleTV+’s Tehran

Niv Sultan, Glenn Close, Dana Eden and Daniel Syrkin in Conversation with Jessica Shaw

May 05, 2022

Join the stars and creators of Apple TV+’s International Emmy Award-winning series, Tehran — Niv Sultan and Two-time Emmy Award-winner and Academy Award-nominee Glenn Close, with creator Dana Eden and co-creator and executive producer Daniel Syrkin — for a conversation with journalist and SiriusXM host Jessica Shaw about the eagerly-awaited second season of the hit espionage series. Following a Mossad hacker-agent (Sultan) charged with infiltrating Tehran to help destroy Iran’s nuclear reactor, Tehran is a smart, action-packed geopolitical thriller with a poignant twist. Hear Sultan, Close, Eden, Syrkin and Shaw discuss the arc of season two, the new character written specifically for Close, stories from behind the scenes, and much more.

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