Suspicion - Review - A Very English Scandal
Suspicion - Review - A Very English Scandal
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Suspicion - Review - A Very English Scandal
Halfway through Suspicion, a character offers a piece of advice on how to go undetected, saying that the ultimate goal is to blend in so effortlessly that you won't be remembered. Unfortunately, the AppleTV show took this advice a little too strongly.
LONDON: Conspiracy thrillers have to walk a fine line: Give away too much and there’s no reason for viewers to keep coming back, but give away too little and you leave audiences feeling a little cheated out of two hours of their lives. “Suspicion,” a new series on Apple TV+, struggles to find a balance between saying too much and nothing at all. In the first of the two
Suspicion hooks viewers with its suspense and mystery, all while promising more content issues courtesy of its MA-rating.
During a roundtable interview for Suspicion, Pinkvilla asked Noah Emmerich how his co-star Uma Thurman is as an acting partner.