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‘Long Bright River’: Amanda Seyfried On Her Moving Crime Drama, Messy Characters, Acting As Therapy & More [Interview]
Premiering on Peacock this week, the police crime drama “Long Bright River” is a layered, complex and gripping series that, frankly, cannot simply be encapsulated by the description of “police crime drama.” Perhaps most akin to “Mare Of Easttown”—only superficially, of course, insofar as they both prioritize family, emotion and drama, just as much as they do the intrigue of genre—this limited series is arguably very much on par: a show with a crime mystery running through its spine, but supported by much bruising family trauma, emotional baggage and fraught history. Continue reading ‘Long Bright River’: Amanda Seyfried On Her Moving Crime Drama, Messy Characters, Acting As Therapy & More [Interview] at The Playlist.
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Premiering on Peacock this week, the police crime drama “Long Bright River” is a layered, complex and gripping series that, frankly, cannot simply be encapsulated by the description of “police crime drama.”
Perhaps most akin to “Mare Of Easttown”—only superficially, of course, insofar as they both prioritize family, emotion and drama, just as much as they do the intrigue of genre—this limited series is arguably very much on par: a show with a crime mystery running through its spine, but supported by much bruising family trauma, emotional baggage and fraught history.
