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Inside the 42-Year Journey to Bring ‘Neuromancer’ to the Screen

November 13, 2026November 13, 2026

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William Gibson released his seminal novel Neuromancer in 1984. WIRED has an exclusive look at how it eventually made its way to Apple TV—thanks in no small part to Drake.

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Inside the 42-Year Journey to Bring ‘Neuromancer’ to the Screen