These are the 15 best series of the summer
These are the 15 best series of the summer
1/15Eva & Nicole / June 2 / AtresplayerHiba Abouk and Belén Rueda (not necessarily in this order) are the main attractions of this story of rivalries from the past set in the Marbella of the jet set. Andrés Velencoso and Gonzalo de Castro will also pass through the golden 80s of Eva & Nicole. But they are the stars.
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2/15Archie / June 4 / FilminJason Isaacs, protagonist of that oddity that was Awake, becomes Cary Grant in this series based on a memoir by Dyan Cannon, Grant’s penultimate wife, whose real name (Grant’s, not Dyan’s) was Archie Leach . A star (Grant, not Isaacs) who always lived behind a mask.
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3/15Star Wars: The Acolyte / June 5 / Disney+Created by Leslye Headland (Russian Doll), the new series of the Star Wars universe, already virtually inexhaustible, will take us to the times before the Empire and to that dark side of the force that at that time did not yet control everything. The “long, long time ago” thing this time is literal.
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4/15Genius (S4) / June 5 / Disney+After tackling the lives of Einstein (Geoffrey Rush), Picasso (Antonio Banderas) and Aretha Franklin (Cynthia Erivo), the biography anthology Genius will focus on Martin Luther King (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) and Malcolm X (Aaron Pierre). From the geniuses of art and science we move, then, to those of politics.
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5/15Becoming Karl Kagerfeld / June 7 / Disney+Daniel Brühl steps into the shoes of the mythical “kaiser” of fashion in this series created by Isaure Pisani-Ferry, Jennifer Have, and Raphaëlle Bacqué. In Becoming Karl Kagerfeld we will see the Lagerfeld of the 70s and his toxic love triangle with Yves Saint Laurent (Arnaud Valois) and Jaques De Bascher (Théodore Pellerin).
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6/15Party Down (S3) / June 11 / FilminThe first season of this comedy premiered in 2009; the second, in 2010. The third arrives now (in Spain an extra year late), proving that the Party Down cult is real. Bitter and funny, this series features stars like Adam Scott, Jennifer Garner and Jane Lynch.
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7/15Abbot School (S3) / June 12 / Disney+Another television comedy phenomenon, in this case very recent, is Abbot School, the series that could well pick up Modern Family’s baton and sit on its throne as queen of comedy. A success that was not seen coming and that caught many of us by surprise. Not others. Abbot College is both a popular series and a niche product.
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8/15The Boys (S4) / June 13 / Prime VideoThe same thing happens to Abbot School with The Boys: mass phenomenon and niche series. He is one of Prime Video’s greatest assets, with his snideness, his impudence and his shamelessness. Some love it and others can’t stand it. The Boys is not for everyone. But his petty superheroes don’t care.
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9/15Presumed Innocent / June 14 / Apple TV+Jake Gyllenhaal is directing this new adaptation of Scott Turow’s novel. The book was already made into a film in 1990, with Harrison Ford as the protagonist and Alan J. Pakula as the director. The new version, television this time, is endorsed by none other than JJ Abrams and DAvid E. Kelley.
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10/15The House of the Dragon (S2) / June 17 / MaxThe world of Game of Thrones continues to expand on a platform without the HBO that saw the birth of the Lannister and Stark series. The second season of House of the Dragon will be able to take things slower than the first, if only to not have to compete against Prime Video’s The Rings of Power.
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11/15Clans / June 21 / NetflixClara Lago and Tamar Novas are the protagonists of this fiction created by Jorge Guerricaechevarría, Alex de la Iglesia’s regular screenwriter, and translated into English with the non-ironic title Gangs of Galicia. If it’s good, we’ll call it Clans. If it is not, we will indulge in that crazy translation.
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12/15The tattoo artist of Auschwitz / June 25 / Movistar+The popular novel by Heather Morris (not to be confused with the Glee actress) becomes a series with an international cast including Melanie Lynskey (Yellowjackets) and Harvey Keitel. Few literary (and audiovisual) works have been clearer from their title. And that’s not necessarily a good thing.
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13/15Land of Women / June 26 / Disney+Another famous novel, this time by Sandra Barneda, gives rise to a series, this time by Ramón Campos, with Carmen Maura, Eva Longoria and Victoria Bazúa. The other literary Land of Women, the much more risky one by María Sánchez, will have to wait. A lot.
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14/15The Veil / June 26 / Disney+Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders, See) is the creator of this series starring the great Elisabeth Moss. The Veil proposes a game of lies (a thriller, come on) that will take place in several very photogenic European cities: Istanbul, Paris and London. It smells like James Bond and Killing Eve. Or should.
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15/15Split / June 28 / Sundance TVIt is impossible not to remember that genius called Irma Vep when reading the synopsis of Split. A body double who falls in love with the actress she impersonates? I love her. A series with Alma Jodorowsky? I love her more. The almost debutante Iris Brey is responsible for all this. Don’t fail us, Iris.
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