New TV Drama 'Furious' Explores Female Rage
An eight-episode series created by Elizabeth Meriwether is now available on Disney+.
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The new eight-episode television drama 'Furious' has been released, drawing attention for its exploration of female rage. Created by Elizabeth Meriwether, the series is available to watch on the streaming service Disney+.
Inspiration and Creation
According to reports, 'Furious' draws inspiration from the 1987 film 'Black Widow'. However, the series has updated its narrative significantly from the original plot, focusing on contemporary themes. Elizabeth Meriwether, known for her previous works 'Dying for Sex' and 'The Dropout', penned the initial three episodes of 'Furious'. The remaining episodes were written by a team of four women and one man.
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Key Performances
The drama centres on three complex female characters, brought to life by actresses Emmy Rossum, Lola Petticrew, and Quincy Tyler Bernstine. The supporting cast and the script have been described as dense and evocative, contributing to a viewing experience described as television for adults that demands attention and offers significant entertainment.
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