‘Better Call Saul’ and ‘Ozark’ Say Goodbye Forever in a Month of Titles Like ‘Roar’, ‘Gaslit’, ‘The First Lady’, ‘The City is Ours’ and New Seasons of ‘Undone’ Gentleman Jack ‘ or ‘Barry’
Many familiar faces return in April. For example, there’s the “reboot” of “El internado: Las Cumbres,” which returned to Prime Video with its second season on April 1, “Kung Fu,” whose second season began airing on TNT on April 4, or ” Elite,” which will air its fifth season on Netflix on April 8, while the second half of the seventh season of “Fear The Walking Dead” will air on AMC on April 18. The second season of “Russian Doll,” the fiction created by Natasha Lyonne, Amy Poehler and Leslye Headland, hits the Netflix grill on April 20. Two days later, HBO Max will begin airing the second series of episodes of “The Flight Attendant,” starring Kaley Cuoco, and on April 25, the same platform will premiere the third and second seasons of “Barry” and ‘Gentleman Jack’. And by the end of the month, on April 29, Prime Video will be launching the second season of “Undone.”
Gary Oldman is the protagonist of ‘Slow Horses’, the new fiction for Apple TV+, a black humor spy series that adapts the first novel in Mick Herron’s saga ‘Slow Horses’ of the same name. This first season, built around six episodes, follows a team of British intelligence agents working in an abandoned MI5 headquarters. Oldman plays Jackson Lamb, the brilliant but irascible leader of the spies who ended up in Slough House due to serious career mistakes. The series is produced by See-Saw Films and adapted for television by the other Will Smith, the person responsible for ‘Veep’.
Juan Cavestany and Álvaro Fernández-Armero, responsible for the brilliant ‘Vergüenza’, once again join forces in ‘Sentimos las inconveniences’. The fiction, starring Antonio Resines and Miguel Rellán, follows in the footsteps of two old friends. One is Rafael Müller, an acclaimed conductor with refined taste, the other is Rafael Jiménez, an old rock glory, leader of the band Care with the Dog, who refuses to hang up his guitar. And by the way, Rellán is the one who brings the latter to life. A gentle comedy about what it means to grow up.
Created and written by Tony Award-winning playwright JT Rogers, this series is loosely inspired by American journalist Jake Adelstein’s non-fiction first-person account of the work of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police. Filmed in the Japanese city, it’s a crime drama that captures the descent of Adelstein (played by Ansel Elgort) into the neon-covered underworld of Tokyo in the late 1990s, where nothing and no one is really what it seems.
With the title of this fiction – no, not with the original title either, because it’s called ‘Dirty Lines’ – set in Amsterdam in the eighties, they didn’t bother much. The fiction, created by Pieter Bart Korthuis, focuses on an ambitious university student who accidentally discovers a new career in an erotic telephone line created by two very different brothers. Joy Delima, Minne Koole and Chris Peters play the lead roles in the story.
New police thriller from the producers of ‘Line of Duty’ and ‘Vigil: Nuclear Conspiracy’. Organized into seven episodes, the fiction centers on Talitha Campbell (Celine Buckens), the arrogant and privileged daughter of an influential businessman (James Frain), who is arrested after the disappearance of a classmate. The case, which shocks the country, sparks a legal battle in the media. On the defendant’s side is the brilliant lawyer Cleo Roberts (Tracy Ifeachor). Against her, Paula Cassidy, a police detective (Sinéad Keenan), convinced of her guilt and a prosecution who will not hesitate to use their privilege against her.
This production comes from Italy and starts when Antonia, after her husband’s death in a car accident, discovers that he was having an affair with a man named Michele. Initially devastated by the news, Antonia develops a friendship with this man and questions the limits of life as a couple and of love.
Nicole Kidman, Cynthia Erivo, Merritt Weaver, Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin, among others, star in this new eight-episode anthology series starring women. Based on Cecelia Ahern’s book of short stories and created by Carly Mensch and Liz Flahive, authors of the great ‘GLOW’, the fiction weaves eight feminist fables, full of black humor, that take unexpected approaches to issues such as gender roles, autonomy and identity. . Kidman also serves as an executive producer.
The new Netflix fiction is a sequel to ‘The Cathedral of the Sea’ and is based on the novel of the same name by Ildefonso Falcones and starring Yon González, Rodolfo Sancho, David Solans and Aria Bedmar. The series, which will also show the special collaborations of Aitor Luna and Michelle Jenner, takes us to Barcelona at the end of the 14th century and tells the story of the young Hugo Llor, son of a deceased sailor, who lives in the military installations. where They build the boats thanks to the generosity of one of the most respected men in town: Arnau Estanyol (Aitor Luna). His dream of becoming a shipbuilder is dashed when the Puig family, a staunch enemy of his mentor, abuse his position for the new king to exact a revenge they’ve cherished for years.
Josh Brolin, directs and stars in ‘Outer Range’. The story centers on Royal Abbott, a farmer fighting for his land and his family, who discovers an incomprehensible mystery at the edge of the Wyoming wilderness. An exciting family saga with a touch of wry humor and supernatural mystery that explores how we deal with the unknown.
Hugh Laurie directs and edits this three-episode miniseries based on the novel by Agatha Christie. Starring Lucy Boynton and Will Poulter, with appearances from Hugh Laurie, Emma Thompson and Jim Broadbent. The story follows the local vicar’s son, Bobby Jones (Poulter), and his smart friend, socialite Lady Frances ‘Frankie’ Derwent (Boynton). The pair try to solve a crime after Bobby discovers the overturned body of a dying man who, with his dying breath, spits out the cryptic question of the title.
David. E. Kelley, one of television’s King Midas, returns to the limelight with ‘Anatomy of a Scandal’, an adaptation of the international bestseller of the same name. Kelley and Mellisa James Gibson weave a police thriller about a politician accused of a shocking crime and how his wife Sophie’s privileged life falls apart after the scandal. This story stars Sienna Miller, Michelle Dockery and Rupert Friend.
Manuela, immersed in the study of birds, has moved from her adoptive family to live alone in a swamp. Traumatized by being abandoned, having a baby has never been in her plans. That is why the day she finds little Alba, a journey will begin for her that will force her to face the demons of her past and question the pillars of her life. Adriana Ugarte, María León and Cosette Silguero are the stars of this adaptation of the Turkish ‘Madre’, again based on the Japanese ‘Mother’.
Eye, it’s not the final goodbye to ‘Better Call Saul’. The series finale is split into two parts. Seven episodes are now airing, with the final six airing in July. The final season concludes Jimmy McGill’s complicated journey from transformation to conman and criminal defense attorney Saul Goodman. From the cartel to the courts, from Albuquerque to Omaha, season six follows Jimmy/Saul/Gene (the great Bob Odenkirk) as they try to make Lalo disappear from Lalo’s radar. The new episodes will also explore the state of his relationship with Kim, who faces his own existential crisis after leaving the company and following Jimmy on his extraordinary odyssey. Meanwhile, Mike, Gus, Varga and Lalo are still immersed in their deadly cat-and-mouse game.
Two brothers accidentally run into and kill an old man. Despite covering their tracks, their lives begin to unravel when the dead man’s neighbors and relatives begin to question how he died. So interestingly presented is BBC Scotland’s first original series, a huge success with critics, audiences and awards in the UK.
Amanda Seyfried and Naveen Andrews star in this miniseries that tells the story of Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos, the company she founded in 2003, an American health technology and clinical laboratory services company that she claimed would revolutionize medical analysis. by conducting hundreds of lab tests. with just a few drops of blood from a patient’s fingertip. This fiction tells of this fraud for which Holmes has already been convicted.
It’s a modern take on Watergate that focuses on the untold stories and forgotten characters of the scandal that shook the foundations of American democracy. The story revolves around Martha Mitchell (Julia Roberts), a big personality with an even bigger mouth. Martha is a celebrated Arkansas socialite and the wife of Nixon’s loyal Attorney General, John Mitchell (Sean Penn). Despite his party affiliation, he is the first person to publicly sound the alarm over Nixon’s involvement in Watergate, causing confusion for both the presidency and his personal life.
Adjustment -was it necessary?- of the British ‘Ghosts’. The fiction centers on the misadventures of a couple who move into a mansion inhabited by a host of quirky ghosts. Rose McIver stars as Samantha, a freelance journalist, and Utkarsh Ambudkar, a city chief. Both will encounter a Prohibition-era singer (Danielle Pinnock), a pompous 18th century soldier (Brandon Scott Jones), and a 1960s hippie lover of hallucinogens (Sheila Carrasco). Nice and humble.
Natasha is a 38-year-old woman who is angry that her best friends are having babies. But when she unexpectedly has a baby of her own, her life takes a dramatic turn. Controlling, manipulative, yet sweet, the baby twists Natasha’s life into a surreal spectacle of horror. As she discovers the true extent of the baby’s deadly nature, Natasha makes increasingly desperate efforts to get rid of him. She doesn’t want a baby. But the baby absolutely loves her.
George Pelecanos and David ‘The Wire’ Simon are responsible for ‘The city is ours’. Based on the book by ‘Baltimore Sun’ journalist Justin Fenton, the series chronicles the rise and fall of the Baltimore Police Department’s Weapons Tracking Task Force and the corruption and moral breakdown they suffered in an American city. mass arrests were defended at the expense of actual police work.
Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Gillian Anderson star in ‘The First Lady’, an anthology series that tells how many of the most relevant decisions with the greatest global impact were made at the White House by the first ladies. The fiction’s first season looks behind the curtain and delves into the personal and political lives of Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford, and Michele Obama, as well as that of their respective families, who chart their own path to Washington, immersing themselves in their past. and follow them in their great moments outside the White House.
The creators of ‘Ozark’, Bill Dubuque and Mark Williams, put an end to the intense journey of the Byrde family. Remember that Marty (Jason Bateman), financial advisor. Ultimately, he drags his people from Chicago to Missouri on a mission to launder $500 million over five years to appease a drug lord. Now escape from the clutches of the cartel seems within reach. Will they make it? Seven chapters separate us from the outcome.
Source: La Verdad
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