Renée Zellweger's renaissance is in full swing.
Zellweger stars as a morally dubious investor and self-help writer named Anne Montgomery who meets with an entrepreneurial young couple named Lisa and Sean, played by Jane Levy and Blake Jenner, and proposes “a firm offer to finance” Lisa’s company in exchange for a night alone with her husband.but gender-swapped.
It’s not really clear what happens after the night-alone-with-husband in question to sustain the 10 episodes that Netflix ordered for the show’s first season, but since it premieres May 24, there’s not too long before we find out.Deadline, it’s her first starring television role. Her character is described as “magnetically charismatic, seductive, charming, even vulnerable when it serves her purpose” and a “virtuoso of deception” hiding her own “metaphorical deal with the devil” from her youth.
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