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Netflix’s incredible retelling of the Patricia Highsmith classic is the platonic ideal of TV.

Andrew Scott is a con artist in Ripley, a stylish black and white Netflix adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's The Talented Mr. Ripley. Here's our review.

Netflix's gorgeously realized 'The Talented Mr. Ripley' adaptation is torpid, and even a bit vapid, but Scott makes for a compellingly chameleonic Tom Ripley.

Andrew ScottPhoto: NetflixIt’s been more than 20 years since the Talented conman Mr. Tom Ripley last stalked our screens. Best known to modern audiences through director Anthony Minghella’s 1999 adaptation starring Matt Damon, Ripley was last played by John Malkovich in the under-seen (and fun-as-hell) Ripley’s Game, which should give some sense of the various types of performers who walked in Ripley’s stolen shoes. Before Malkovich and Damon, French heartthrob Alain ...

Over eight opulent acts, Netflix's "Ripley" series luxuriates in sinister detail and Andrew Scott's impeccable performance. Review.

Originally developed for Showtime, Ripley, Netflix's beautifully shot adaptation of The Talented Mr. Ripley, features a brilliant performance by Andrew Scott.

Netflix's Ripley miniseries is a visually impressive "thriller" that falls flat due to tedious pacing and thin characterization.

Andrew Scott stars in a Netflix series that looks like what you might get if Antonioni or Resnais had directed a season of “The White Lotus.”

Netflix’s series about the famous grifter isn’t about scorching the wealthy. Rather, it’s about leeching off their most valued asset: impunity.

Andrew Scott steps into the shoes of Tom Ripley for this Steven Zaillian Netflix mini-series, and offers a new, accomplished take on the classic Patricia Highsmith character.