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Robin Wright discusses the surprising mixed reactions to the ending of Prime Video's 'The Girlfriend,' where her character Laura dies instead of Cherry, as she intended a Greek tragedy-style conclusion. She reflects on the show's success, the open-ended nature of the finale, and the possibility of a second season, emphasizing her satisfaction with the series regardless of future plans.
'The Girlfriend' on Prime Video is a suspenseful series that explores the tense relationship between a paranoid mother, Laura (Robin Wright), and her son's unhinged girlfriend, Cherry (Olivia Cooke). The first episode sets up a complex dynamic with ambiguous motives, leaving viewers questioning who is truly irrational, and promises a gripping, unpredictable thriller as the story unfolds.
Amazon Prime Video's new show 'The Girlfriend' has received critical acclaim with a 94% Rotten Tomatoes score, featuring stars Olivia Cooke and Robin Wright in a psychological thriller about a mother's suspicion of her son's new girlfriend. The series, based on a novel, is available for binge-watching all six episodes and has been praised for its performances and entertainment value.
Prime Video's 'The Girlfriend' is a psychological thriller exploring a toxic mother-son relationship and manipulation, featuring strong performances by Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke, with a twist that shifts the narrative and heightens the tension, culminating in a shocking finale.
Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke star in Prime Video's 'The Girlfriend,' a thriller series exploring dual perspectives and moral ambiguity, with complex characters and intense scenes, culminating in a controversial finale that leaves the ending open to interpretation.
'The Girlfriend' is a new psychological thriller series based on Michelle Francis's book, starring Olivia Cooke and Robin Wright, premiering on Prime Video on September 10 with all episodes released simultaneously. It explores themes of love, greed, and power over six episodes, and can be watched for free with a 30-day Amazon Prime trial or discounted Prime membership for young adults.
Olivia Cooke, known for her role in 'House of the Dragon,' is starring in Robin Wright's new series 'The Girlfriend' on Prime Video, showcasing her range and ambition while balancing her rising fame with a desire for a quieter life.
Robin Wright reveals she is planning to permanently move from the US to the English countryside, citing a desire for a slower, more authentic life and her new relationship with British architect Henry Smith, joining a trend of celebrities relocating abroad after the 2020 US election.
Robin Wright has moved to the UK, criticizing the US for its fast-paced, noisy lifestyle and expressing her love for the slower, quieter life in Britain, where she is now living and working.
Robin Wright discusses the challenges of coparenting with ex-husband Sean Penn, expressing regret over their parenting approach, and shares her current happiness living in the UK with her boyfriend Henry Smith, criticizing American life as chaotic.
Several high-profile celebrities, including Robin Wright and Ellen DeGeneres, have moved from the U.S. to the UK, citing political turmoil and dissatisfaction with American society as reasons for their relocation.
Robin Wright has moved from the U.S. to the UK, citing dissatisfaction with America and praising the UK's slower pace and sense of freedom. She is enjoying her new life, meeting her partner, and planning to take a break from work to relax by the seaside.
Robin Wright discusses her experiences with psilocybin, her family life including her relationship with Sean Penn and her children, her career shifts from acting to directing, and her recent move to the UK where she is enjoying a relaxed life with her new partner, Henry Smith, while working on the series The Girlfriend.
Robin Wright discussed her experiences fighting for equal pay on House of Cards and expressed concerns about AI threatening industry jobs, though she believes acting will remain unaffected due to the emotional depth required.
Robin Wright discussed her struggles for equal pay on 'House of Cards,' revealing she was paid less than Kevin Spacey because she lacked an Oscar, and shared her experiences in directing and her upcoming projects, along with her activism efforts.