This is Catherine Zeta-Jones as art dealer Jackie Price, who's either bored or needs therapy or possibly both.
I was a bit skeptical kind of before watching, and a little bit as I started, but I think Catherine's really good in this.
It's not messing around in a kind of taking the piss or any- anything, but it, it is a kinda, it's a world that I, I, I doubt many of our, um, of our listeners, apart from maybe Marjorie, um, has got any experience of.
I think it's like, you know, it's in, in kind of almost a, a kinda Guy Ritchie inspired way.
Like for me, some of the dialogue, the elevated dialogue isn't pulled off quite as well as it is in things like The Gentlemen, but I also, yeah, it's, it's a good fun action show, right? So she's got a dark past as a high-end coke dealer, and that dark past is catching up with her, along with the seven demons who are c- a collection of highly trained assassins about to bring some biblical horrors her way.
This is Catherine Zeta-Jones as art dealer Jackie Price, who's either bored or needs therapy or possibly both.
I was a bit skeptical kind of before watching, and a little bit as I started, but I think Catherine's really good in this.
It's not messing around in a kind of taking the piss or any- anything, but it, it is a kinda, it's a world that I, I, I doubt many of our, um, of our listeners, apart from maybe Marjorie, um, has got any experience of.
I think it's like, you know, it's in, in kind of almost a, a kinda Guy Ritchie inspired way.
Like for me, some of the dialogue, the elevated dialogue isn't pulled off quite as well as it is in things like The Gentlemen, but I also, yeah, it's, it's a good fun action show, right? So she's got a dark past as a high-end coke dealer, and that dark past is catching up with her, along with the seven demons who are c- a collection of highly trained assassins about to bring some biblical horrors her way.
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