Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy, & Milly Alcock to Lead "Sirens"

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Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy, and Milly Alcock will star in Sirens - a new limited series and dark comedy from the creator of Maid and executive produced by LuckyChap.

Devon (Fahy) thinks her sister Simone (Alcock) has a creepy relationship with her boss, the enigmatic… pic.twitter.com/HBWdnyQXIS
- Netflix (@netflix) July 1, 2024
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[syvlie0o0]

I'm definitely tiring of the whole "something happens at a rich people resort" thing at this point. White lotus can stay, but the rest are annoying.

[shoopbabee]

yes and I feel like nicole kidman and julianne play these characters a lot - rich white women with problems. it's kind of boring tbh

[fromyourashes]

just reminded me about that awesome mermaid show called sirens that got canceled :(

[artlover2788]

I thought this was going to be about evil mermaids and I got really excited

[evilyn_1007]

It was my favorite show until season 4. Not only canceled but completely ruined the show. I still have too many feeling about it. lol

[barbychanftw]

You mean season 3? That's when it was canceled. I wasn't upset about it because I hated how they kicked Maddie out of the throuple and sidelined her character.

[maeir]

i like all of these actors so i'm on board

[deerlike]

I like all of these actors, but especially Julianne, whom I would like to dom me, so this show may be pure wish fulfillment. 🫣

[sapphiredragon]

Good casting, I'm intrigued. I'm glad this isn't on Apple TV, I feel like they cast all these huge stars for their miniseries and all their shows end up being middling lackluster to straight trash and make absolutely no splash at all in the public conversation.

[frelling_tralk]

I’ve found that most Apple shows are just so boring, a lot of the time the actors and the premise will grab me and I’ll be really exited to start that show, but then the pacing is sooo slow and dragged out that I can’t get through them.

Idk they seem to focus more on having everything look good and glossy on a surface level (which their shows definitely always do), but so often it will feel like a chore trying to actually sit through them