An increase in prestige TV means more big-name actors are taking TV roles, but it also means these great shows are easier to miss in a crowded market.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT An increase in prestige TV means that more big-name Hollywood actors are taking television roles, but it also means it's easier for great shows to slip through the cracks. Movie stars including Emma Stone, Don Cheadle, and Harrison Ford have all featured in excellent television series in recent years, but in such a crowded market, it can be easy for viewers to miss out on these hidden gems.
On Becoming A God In Central Florida The dark comedy series On Becoming A God In Central Florida stars Kirsten Dunst as Krystal Stubbs, an entrepreneurial water park employee who ascends the ranks of a pyramid scheme in 1990s Florida. On Becoming A God In Central Florida is a wild ride from start to finish, full of black comedy and wacky antics reminiscent of Dunst's work in Drop Dead Gorgeous.
The Man Who Fell To Earth 1976's The Man Who Fell to Earth is a cult classic starring David Bowie. 2022's The Man Who Fell to Earth is a sequel to that film, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor as the central character, an alien who arrives on Earth at an important time for both humans and their own race. Despite the star power of both Ejiofor and co-star Bill Nighy, rave reviews, and the cult status of the original film, The Man Who Fell to Earth failed to make waves.
Black Monday Another dark comedy series from Showtime, Black Monday tells the story of the infamous day in 1987 that marked the worst stock market crash in Wall Street history. It follows a group of Wall Street workers, led by Don Cheadle, whose backdoor deals and personal conflicts help to create the disaster.
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