If you're like me and up to date with the 2025 TV schedule, you're watching the new Apple TV+ series Dope Thief. From there, ...

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Ridley Scott serves as an executive producer and director of the show, which is based on Dennis Tafoya's novel.

The story of two low-level criminals posing as DEA agents unfolds into an engaging thriller, keeping you invested in their ...

In the opening moments of “Dope Thief,” out March 14 on Apple TV+, Ray (Brian Tyree Henry) and Manny (Wagner Moura) tease and joke around like the best friends they’ve always been. Then they slip on ...

It gets too caught up in creating its own crazy conspiracy to focus on the characters, though the actors are more than willing to pick up that slack. Kate Mulgrew and Brian Tyree Henry in Dope Thief.

The first two episodes of Dope Thief are now streaming on Apple TV+. New episodes debut Fridays through April 25. Based on the 2009 novel by Dennis Tafoya, Dope Thief does an amazing job depicting ...

The crime drama “Dope Thief” opens with a headfake. Two DEA agents, Ray (Brian Tyree Henry) and Manny (Wagner Moura), plan and execute a bust on a Philadelphia row house. The sequence ...

It’s a shame, then, that over the eight hour-long episodes making up “Dope Thief’s” first season, Ray and Manny’s relationship is reduced to testing that devotion over and over again.

The “Dope Thief” author got to see the actors at work when he made a visit to the set. “I couldn’t hope for a better cast,” Tafoya says. “It’s just crazy. I got a chance to meet ...