Jesse Armstrong’s HBO Movie Gets Title, May Premiere Date. The ‘Succession’ creator’s film, ‘Mountainhead,’ stars Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith and Ramy Youssef.

HBO is heading back up the mountain with Succession creator Jesse Armstrong. Armstrong’s new HBO original movie will be titled Mountainhead, TVLine has learned, and will debut Saturday, May 31 ...

Viewers will get an early look at Mountainhead, Jesse Armstrong‘s follow-up project to his hit series Succession.The HBO original film,, which was set to debut on May 31 at 8 pm ET/PT across HBO ...

Jesse Armstrong's HBO movie finally has a title and a premiere date - just in time for the Emmys. Mountainhead, written and directed by the Succession creator in his directorial debut, will ...

“Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong has found his next project: an original movie for HBO Films.. The seven-time Emmy winner is teaming up with “Succession” executive producer Frank Rich ...

Jesse Armstrong has landed on his follow-up to Succession at HBO — but it’s not a series project. Armstrong, who created the multiple Emmy-winning series, is now writing a feature film for HBO.

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's new HBO film is set in a Utah retreat where four rich techno-wizards scheme while playing poker. Mountainhead is an unpredictable drama about powerful men vying for control.

If you’ve been wandering the HBO wilderness and curious what could possibly follow Succession’s Shakespearean meltdown of wealth and ego, good news: Show creator Jesse Armstrong is back, and ...

If you’re Jesse Armstrong, it doesn’t hurt to build on what you do best: making fun of childish billionaires on HBO. Armstrong returns to the premium cable network in May with “Mountainhead ...

This HBO film, written and directed by Jesse Armstrong of 'Succession,' follows a group of billionaire tech bros on a weekend getaway as they watch worldwide upheaval from their phones.

Its portrait of billionaire tech bros can feel dangerously close to an 'SNL' skit, but HBO's latest TV movie has an advantage in the Emmy race: awareness.