The free ad-supported streaming service Pluto TV has made a deal to air a collection of Woody Allen movies from the 90s for UK viewers.
Variety was the first to report on this news, sharing that Woody Allen Fridays will begin this week, with the filmmaker’s movies playing on the Pluto TV Movies channel. For the first week, viewers in the UK will be able to stream the comedy-drama “Celebrity” and crime comedy “Bullets Over Broadway.”
Woody Allen Fridays will air on Pluto TV for four weeks. During that time, the lineup will include “Mighty Aphrodite,“ “Sweet and Lowdown,” “Everyone Says I Love You,” and “Deconstructing Harry.” Barbara Kopple’s portrait of the auteur himself, “Wild Man Blues,” will air on the final Friday, December 13.
This is the first type of content, an event focused on one filmmaker, to come to Pluto TV UK since the free service was purchased by Viacom.
Pluto TV was first made available in the UK in October 2018 when it was added to Sky’s Now TV platform.
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