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Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, right? There’s something brilliant about casting Jenna Coleman in the upcoming revenge thriller series “Wilderness.” Petite, much much younger than she looks (37!, but going on 19), and known for “Doctor Who,” “Queen Victoria,” and “Victoria,” she seems something of an innocent nice girl. However, that stereotype is thrown on its head in the upcoming series, “Wilderness.” READ MORE: 15 Movies To See In September 15 Films To See In September: ‘El Conde,’ ‘Henry Sugar,’ ‘The Creator’ & More Written and created by BAFTA Breakthrough Brit Marnie Dickens and based on B.E.

streaming, is based on a novel by B.E. Jones and follows British couple Liv (Jenna Coleman) and Will (Oliver Jackson-Cohen), who embark on a road trip through the American West including Las Vegas and the deserts and canyons of Arizona.The opening scene is a close-up of a black widow spider, just before it’s crushed by Liv and Will, driving a powder-blue convertible.

Jenna Coleman loves the challenge of a gripping drama – she’s played a distraught mother in The Cry, the girlfriend of a serial killer in The Serpent, and the formidable monarch in Victoria . Now, in new Prime Video drama Wilderness , Jenna takes on the role of Liv Taylor – a woman who seems to have it all, until a shocking discovery turns her life upside down. “Wilderness is a very big story,” begins Jenna.

Infidelity is typically the end of a relationship. Sure, there are instances where partners can move forward together through forgiveness, but for the most part, that’s the end of the road.

will come to an end on Friday, promising a finale that may decide the fate of Sophie and James' tension-filled marriage. ET has an exclusive sneak peek ahead of the highly anticipated episode. «See You on the Other Side,» the season’s eighth and final installment, begins calmly: Life seems a bit back to normal for Sophie (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) and James (Oliver Jackson-Cohen), whose relationship has been riddled with unanswered questions about the past and cheating scandals on both sides.

We get a constant stream of Robin Hood and King Arthur adaptations. Meanwhile, the works of Alexandre Dumas are right there waiting for other big-budget films.

Victoria Pedretti, who was the breakout star of as Nell Crain, now plays Dani Clayton, an American au pair who travels to England in the '80s to take care of a couple of orphans.

Carla Gugino. (She starred as the matriarch of the anthology's first chapter, .) On Monday, Netflix dropped the teaser trailer for its follow-up in saga, promising a ghost story.

The announcement that Elisabeth Moss would front a new take on prompted two immediate questions: How connected would this be to the Invisible Man of Universal Classic Monsters fame? And, «People are always asking, 'Are you the Invisible Man? What's happening here?'» Moss told ET's Ash Crossan.

Though perhaps better known as a writer and actor, The Invisible Man marks Leigh Whannell’s third turn as a director. His first foray into life behind the lens came with Insidious: Chapter Three, the third film set in the series that he created and starred in.

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