HBO UNVEILS TRAILER
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HBO Max has revealed brand new trailer for their new French original series THE SEDUCTION (previously known as Merteuil) which was shot over in Normandy last Autumn with Anamaria Vartolomei (Isabelle de Merteuil), Diane Kruger (Madame de Rosemonde), Vincent Lacoste (Vicomte de Valmont) and Lucas Bravo (Comte de Gercourt). The series will start streaming its six episodes weekly from 
November 14th! You can check out the trailer that really struggles to look sexy and tell us what you think below.
November 14th! You can check out the trailer that really struggles to look sexy and tell us what you think below. WHAT IS THE STORY?
With grandiose and intimate settings, from the cliffs of Normandy
to the châteaux of Ile-de-France, the seriesfollows Marquise de
Merteuil who,
betrayed by Valmont, embarks on a daring journey to become
Paris’ leading courtesan! To be the hero of your own story, you
sometimes have to be the 
villain in others. English title for the series will be THE SEDUCTION
as it is a thrilling exploration of the price of emotional and sexual
freedom in a world 
where women had little. It will be a free adaptation
of Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’s novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses! Noée
Abita also stars as Madame 
de Tourvel, Julien de Saint-Jean as as Louis de
Germain, Fantine Harduin as Cécile de Volanges, Samuel Kircher as
Chevalier Danceny, and Sandrine Blancke as Madame de Volanges.
betrayed by Valmont, embarks on a daring journey to become
Paris’ leading courtesan! To be the hero of your own story, you
sometimes have to be the 
villain in others. English title for the series will be THE SEDUCTION
as it is a thrilling exploration of the price of emotional and sexual
freedom in a world 
where women had little. It will be a free adaptation
of Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’s novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses! Noée
Abita also stars as Madame 
de Tourvel, Julien de Saint-Jean as as Louis de
Germain, Fantine Harduin as Cécile de Volanges, Samuel Kircher as
Chevalier Danceny, and Sandrine Blancke as Madame de Volanges.
Probably not for me. But I don't watch a lot of tv these days.
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