American actress [named here] is back in the spotlight. - Diane Kruger headlines "Little Disaster," a gripping thriller show.
Acclaimed German actress Diane Kruger has signed on to play a leading role in the upcoming psychological thriller "Little Desaster" for Paramount+. Information from the entertainment news site "Variety" reveals that she will star alongside fellow professionals Jo Joyner, known for her role in "Bridgerton," Shelley Conn, and Ireland's own Emily Taafe. Based on the eponymous novel written by prominent British author, Sarah Vaughan, the show focuses on the intricacies of motherhood and female friendships.
Speaking on her newest role, Kruger stated, "I believe this series will resonate with many by offering an insightful look into the societal expectations and stigma surrounding motherhood." When elaborating on her character Jess, she expressed her excitement, "I'm eager to delve deeper into Jess's character and discover the complexities of motherhood through her experiences."
Synopsis: What's the story in "Little Desaster"
The story of "Little Desaster" opens with Jess (Kruger) bringing her injured daughter to the hospital and seeing her good friend Liz (Joyner), a hospital doctor. At this moment, Jess is unable to elucidate the circumstances surrounding her child's injury. Having to make the difficult decision between informing Child Protection Services or not, Liz's predicament sets off a chain reaction that reveals the fragility of seemingly perfect lives and the potential for ruin within even the closest of friendships.
Filming for the series is currently underway, and is spearheaded by young Icelandic director, Eva Sigurdardottir. Initially available in the UK and Ireland on the streaming platform Paramount+, the show is expected to be accessible worldwide at a later date.
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Diane Kruger, in her leading role, will captivate viewers in "Little Disaster" on Paramount+. Shelley Conn, alongside Diane Kruger, will also star in the series, exploring themes of motherhood and female friendships. As Kruger delves into her character's experiences as a mom, she hopes the show will resonate with audiences by shedding light on societal expectations and stigmas around motherhood.
