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Acorn TV goes on Amazon Prime in Spain

April 6, 2021 08.44 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

AMC Networks’ streaming service Acorn TV is now being offered on Amazon Prime Video Channels in Spain as an add-on subscription.

Costing €3.99 a month, the Acorn TV channel offers members a wide range of drama, mystery and comedy series from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and Canada, in both their Castilian dubbed and subtitled versions. Acorn TV is the biggest streaming service specialising in British series in North America.

Commenting on the development, Matthew Graham, Acorn TV’s general manager, said: “Acorn TV has been remarkably successful at bringing some of the most iconic and critically acclaimed international mysteries and drama series to subscribers worldwide, so we’re very excited to expand our distribution in Spain with our partners at Amazon Prime Video”.

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