Showtime has become an increasingly reliable network for prestige television in recent years. With shows like "Ray Donovan," "Billions," and "Homeland" (among others) filling its library, the network has no shortage of intriguing storytelling in its arsenal. That trend doesn't seem to be slowing down either, as Showtime has another upcoming series that is sure to get viewers excited.
Showtime's latest offering comes in the form of "Three Women," a series based on bestselling nonfiction author Lisa Taddeo that will adapt the true stories of three unconnected real-life women. each other and each from different backgrounds, struggling with different life situations. With all of that in mind, and with "Three Women" now on Showtime, here are some key details we can look at before the series finally premieres.
Creator: Lisa Taddeo
Stars: Shailene Woodley, Betty Gilpin, DeWanda Wise
As of right now, there is no set release date for "Three Women." As only two of the three lead characters have been cast at this point (via The Hollywood Reporter), Showtime's upcoming series still needs to complete its ensemble before principal photography can begin. At that point, we'll probably learn more about a specific release date. That said, there seems to be a concerted effort on Showtime's part to get the show to the screen as quickly as possible, as the network ordered it straight to series and is wasting little time putting it together.
One thing worth noting is that we currently know when production will begin on the show. Currently, "Three Women" is aiming to start rolling cameras in the fall of 2021. With that in mind, it's reasonable to assume that we could expect to see "Three Women" debut on Showtime sometime next year, provided there's there are no production delays to slow it down.
The series is based on the book of the same name by Lisa Taddeo. It is described as a representation of American female desire, in which three women are on a crash course to radically change their lives. There's Sloane (DeWanda Wise), a glamorous businesswoman in an open and committed marriage until two sexy strangers threaten her aspirational love story, and Maggie, a North Dakota student who weathers an intense storm after accusing her English teacher. married from an inappropriate relationship. There's Lina (Betty Gilpin), a homemaker in Indiana who, after a decade in a passionless marriage, embarks on an affair that quickly turns overwhelming and transforms her life. As a writer grieving the loss of her family, Gia (Shailene Woodley) persuades each of these three spectacular "ordinary" women to tell her their stories, and her relationship with them changes the course of her life. her life forever.
Along with Wise, Woodley and Gilpin, Stowell's cast members include Blair Underwood and Lola Kirke. Stowell will appear in the recurring role of Aidan, the “Indiana James Dean” for whom Lina is willing to trade her entire life.
Stowell's most recent television credits are the Hulu series adaptation of "Catch-22" and the Apple reboot of Stephen Spielberg's "Amazing Stories." He also made a cameo in the season finale of "The White Lotus". His film credits include "Fantasy Island," "Battle of the Sexes," "Colossal," "Bridge of Spies," and "Whiplash." He just finished working on him on the Netflix shows "The Last Will and Testament of Charles Abernathy" and "Breathe." He will next be seen in the feature film "The Hating Game" alongside Lucy Hale.
He is represented by CAA and Morris Yorn. Taddeo is adapting "Three Women" for the screen and will also serve as an executive producer on the series. Laura Eason will serve as executive producer and executive producer. Kathy Ciric and Emmy Rossum will also serve as executive producers, with Louise Friedberg serving as executive producer and directing the first two episodes.
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