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Picking up 25 years after the events of the hit 1997 film about a bunch of working class Sheffield men who discover the joys of stripping, this eight-episode series reunites much of the original cast (including Robert Carlyle, Tom Wilkinson, and Mark Addy). Tom Holland stars as the Milligan-inspired Danny Sullivan opposite Amanda Seyfried as a sympathetic investigator who delves into his past. Drawing from Daniel Keyes’ non-fiction novel The Minds of Billy Milligan, this miniseries fictionalizes the Milligan story and moves the action from Ohio to New York. In 1978 Billy Milligan became the first person acquitted of a crime due to dissociative identity disorder after claiming his crimes were committed by one of his multiple personalities. The cast includes horror vet (in front of and behind the camera) Larry Fessenden. Ted Geoghegan ( We Are Still Here) directs this promising-looking horror film involving old friends getting together in 1945 New York for a seance that goes awry. Eva Longoria makes her feature directing debut with this account of the Montañez story starring Jesse Garcia. Stream it here.įree People's Fall Collections Are Woven With a Historic American Spiritĭid Richard Montañez really invent Flamin’ Hot Cheetos for Frito-Lay, the company where he worked as a janitor? The facts of that story have been disputed, but perhaps they shouldn’t get in the way of a good story either way. Stream it here.Ĭoming off two seasons of The Flight Attendant that proved she could do a lot more than The Big Bang Theory allowed her to do, Kaley Cuoco co-stars in this new dark comedy series opposite Chris Messina as a couple whose true crime obsession takes an extremely dark turn. The latest from Steve James ( Hoop Dreams) explores the career of NBA legend Bill Walton and includes interviews with Larry Bird, Julius Erving and others and, of course, a lot of Grateful Dead tunes on the soundtrack. Get tickets here.ģ0 for 30: The Luckiest Guy in the World (ESPN, June 6)ĮSPN’s acclaimed sports doc series continues with a four-part look at a larger-than-life figure directed by a documentary giant.
In a story drawing from Song’s own experience, Greta Lee and Ted You star as two childhood friends whose reunion leads them to contemplate the past. One of the hottest tickets at Sundance this year, Past Lives marks the directorial debut of playwright Celine Song (whose innovative past work includes a version of The Seagull staged using Sims 4).
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