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Anthony Bourdain continues to captivate audiences nearly a decade after his passing in 2018. A newly released biographical film titled “Tony” examining the renowned chef and travel personality’s early years has sparked renewed interest in his extensive body of work, introducing both longtime fans and newcomers to his celebrated television programs and documentary legacy.
For those looking to explore Bourdain’s content, his acclaimed series “No Reservations” and “Parts Unknown,” along with the documentary “Roadrunner,” are now accessible through multiple streaming platforms. HBO Max stands as the primary streaming home for these titles, available to current subscribers at various price points ranging from $10.99 to $22.99 monthly depending on ad preferences and video quality.
Viewers without existing HBO Max subscriptions have alternative options to access the content. Both DirecTV and Philo offer free trial periods—five and seven days respectively—allowing potential subscribers to watch Bourdain’s programs before committing to paid membership. DirecTV’s Premier Package provides comprehensive channel access alongside streaming services, while Philo’s Bundle+ package bundles HBO Max with additional entertainment networks for a broader selection of programming.
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Originally reported by Variety →
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