Hollywood's embrace of progressive narratives continues with Annette Bening stepping into the shoes of a mob leader in Apple TV+'s new crime drama, 'Lucky'. Adapted from Marissa Stapley’s bestseller, the show is the latest in a line of entertainment pieces pushing liberal ideologies under the guise of storytelling. While the series secures seasoned talent like Bening and Anya Taylor-Joy, questions arise about Hollywood's political motivations and whether the industry prioritizes agenda over art.
Hollywood's Liberal Elite Takes on Crime: Annette Bening Joins Left-Leaning Apple TV+ Series
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Jan-31
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Academy Award nominee Annette Bening has officially signed on to join the Lucky cast for Apple TV+‘s upcoming crime drama, based on Marissa Stapley’s best-selling novel of the same name. Bening is expected to portray the role of a dangerous mob leader, named …
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Jan-31
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In a bold move that celebrates female prowess, Academy Award nominee Annette Bening is set to portray a powerful mob leader in Apple TV+'s much-anticipated crime drama, 'Lucky'. Based on Marissa Stapley’s critically acclaimed novel, the series not only promises thrilling narrative twists but also champions the representation of strong women in leading roles. Bening's commitment to challenging the gender norms within the crime genre is a testament to the ongoing progress of women's representation in media.
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