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Friday, July 1, 2022

KATE WINSLET RETURNS TO HBO IN NEW TRUST MINI TV SERIES! SEE NEW POSTERS FOR MISS SCARLET AND THE DUKE PERIOD SET SERIES SEASON 2 WITH STUART MARTIN

 KATE WINSLET TO RETURN 
TO TV IN TRUST SERIES
She did score success with Mare of Easttown, and now Kate Winslet will produce and star in the HBO series adaptation of TRUST novel by Hernan Diaz. It follows a wealthy financier who is dissatisfied by a novel based on his life and his wife’s portrayal, so he asks a secretary to ghostwrite his memoir and set the record straight. The secretary, however, grows uncomfortably aware that he is rewriting history and his wife’s place in it. Before that in LEE movie Kate will play a fashion photographer and war correspondent Lee Miller next to Jude Law, Josh O'Connor and Marion Cotillard.
 
 MISS SCARLET & THE DUKE  
HAS RETURNED THIS JUNE
And just to remind you with these new posters that, June 14th, a return to Alibi Channel in UK with the second season was launched for MISS SCARLET
Season two is already airing in UK
AND THE DUKE period set detective series which will also air on PBS in USA October 16th. Starring our boy Stuart Martin and Kate Philips, the second series, shot in Serbian capital Belgrade, picks up one month on from the end of the previous series. Eliza has solved her father‘s murder, her relationship with William, the Duke, continues to slowly simmer, and Eliza continues to face the challenges of being a professional female detective in Victorian London. Eliza is hired by the sister of a missing woman for her first case this series. Her task is to find the woman, but the case was already closed by the police, so tension between Eliza and the Duke ensues. Beside Epic Drama cable channels around Europe, the six episode series will also air on BBC First in Benelux and BBC Brit in Africa.
 

8 comments:

  1. Kate Winslet looks so different here...

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    1. I think it is an older photo when she was pregnant with one of her kids. She is now pushing her oldest daughter into business as well, sadly, nepotism knows no boundaries.

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  2. If only it was easy as rewriting history. Sadly, people remember the truth, especially when it's really bad.

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  3. How convenient it would be to just rewrite the parts of your life that you don't like. I'd need me a big eraser to get rid of the nasty bits of mine.

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    1. I'd erase literally everything from mine, not much nice in it to start with.

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    2. You and me both, dahlink. Can we use a pencil to rewrite us on a tea plantation surrounded by the hunkiest of hunks while living our best lives? I wonder where we could buy one of those magical pencils?

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