Natalie Portman
as Maddie Schwartz
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The TV series Lady in the Lake, created by an unlisted creator and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on July 19, 2024 in the United States. The series spans 1 season with 7 episodes, featuring the voices of Natalie Portman, Moses Ingram, Y'lan Noel, and Brett Gelman. It follows the story of In 60s Baltimore, an aspiring reporter pursues the murder of a forgotten young woman. This is a Crime, Drama, Mystery series and has received a rating of 6.0/10 from 10,366 viewers.
Natalie Portman
as Maddie Schwartz
Moses Ingram
as Cleo Johnson
Y'lan Noel
as Ferdie Platt
Brett Gelman
as Milton Schwartz
Byron Bowers
as Slappy Johnson
Noah Jupe
as Seth Schwartz
Josiah Cross
as Reggie Robinson
Mikey Madison
as Judith Weinstein
Pruitt Taylor Vince
as Bob Bauer
Wood Harris
as Shell Gordon
Tyrik Johnson
as Teddy Johnson
Samir Royal
as Lionel Johnson
Dylan Arnold
as Stephan Zawadzkie
Jennifer Mogbock
as Dora Carter
Bianca Belle
as Tessie Durst
Charlie Hofheimer
as Wallace White
Veralyn Jones
as Merva
Angela Robinson
as Myrtle Summer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Started well in episode 1 but has got gradually worse. Far too many arty / dream sequences and often lose the storyline and the point that it just feels like filler and doesn't add anything to the show at all. Just a bit pretentious. As others have mentioned, quite a lot of messing about with the timeline which confuses things more. Characters not likeable either. I don't normally like giving up on a show but this is really pushing my buttons! Saw something recently saying it is a good replacement for not getting any more Mindhunter. Absolute rubbish. It doesn't compare in the slightest!!
On episode four and this viewer still has no idea what is happening, who the characters are and what motivates them. I have to agree with other viewers who found this show super confusing. The timeline shifting around adds to the confusion. I have taken to reading episodes summaries online I understand what's happening. Natalie Portman's put upon breathy accent is frustrating and comes across as contrived. As for the positives: the acting is well done, as is the costuming and visuals. It may require a second watch to understand the storyline and be able to enjoy the good. I've decided I'll watch the remainder since I've come this far!
Entertaining plot, as well the idea black vs white/Jewish people is very interesting the way this plays out. Just notice Portmans 'Maddie' looks are quite Jackie Kennedys (at least her dressing) yet in this story nothing but a spoiled brat and not very likable regarding what she wants to achieve so far. Contrary to her son, he's just too funny. Cleo's narrative voice-over as a reminder throughout works out well. Only annoying is the music... almost like watching a musical, it just takes too long to move on with the story. Nevertheless it will keep me hooked for the next episodes anyway. As I said, the idea behind it isn't bad and definitely has its twists and funny moments.
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Entertaining plot, as well the idea black vs white/Jewish people is very interesting the way this plays out. Just notice Portmans 'Maddie' looks are quite Jackie Kennedys (at least her dressing) yet in this story nothing but a spoiled brat and not very likable regarding what she wants to achieve so far. Contrary to her son, he's just too funny. Cleo's narrative voice-over as a reminder throughout works out well. Only annoying is the music, almost like watching a musical. It just takes too long to move on with the story. Nevertheless it will keep me hooked for the next episodes anyway. As I said, the idea behind it isn't bad and definitely has its twists and funny moments.
Entertaining plot, as well the idea black vs white/Jewish people is very interesting the way this plays out. Just notice Portmans 'Maddie' looks are quite Jackie Kennedys (at least her dressing) yet in this story nothing but a spoiled brat and not very likable regarding what she wants to achieve so far. Contrary to her son, he's just too funny. Cleo's narrative voice-over as a reminder throughout works out well. Only annoying is the music, almost like watching a musical. This just takes too long to move on with the story. Nevertheless it will keep me hooked for the next episodes anyway. As I said, the idea behind it isn't bad and definitely has its twists and funny moments.
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