watch Emmy Rossum’s shocking transformation in the miniseries trailer

The miniseries will be available to stream on Peacock in May

The series will debut on May 19 on Peacock angelyne with star Emmy Rossum and the trailer introduces viewers to the actress’s shocking transformation by Shameless. After a long delay due to the pandemic, the miniseries will arrive on the streaming service with all the 8 episodes immediately available (let’s expect something similar in Italy on Sky and streaming on NOW).

The series is based on an article written by Gary Baum and will tell the true story of Angelyne, revealing how she made herself a celebrity by provocatively appearing on billboards in Los Angeles at the time, quickly attracting attention. from the press, TV and cinema. The protagonist, and producer, Emmy Rossum, he stated that the series will propose relevant issues in contemporary society, prompting us to reflect on the possibility of defining and giving space to ourselves:

I have spent the better part of the last four years thinking, living and breathing this project. I love Angelyne. It’s like Marilyn Monroe walking into a Sweet Bakery with a punk Barbie from the 80s and a dash of new age spirituality. She is a pioneer, a con artist, a visionary, the first influencer, a living work of art. This is a little taste of the show. I hope you will fall in love with the magic of hers.

Angelyne: See Emmy Rossum’s shocking transformation in miniseries trailer

After a long delay due to the pandemic, the project will address, according to the official project description, issues such as “fame, identity, survival, billboards, Corvettes, lingerie, men, women, women provoking men, men obsessed with women, West Hollywood, crystals, UFOs and most importantly, self-proclaimed, with a pink Rorschach test and who glows in the dark, queen of the universe, Angelyne”.

They will also be in the cast Martin Freeman, Alex Karpovsky, Hamish Linklater, Charlie Rowe, Lukas Gage, Michael Angarano, Molly Ephraim, Philip Ettinger, Antjuan Tobias, Tonatiuh and David Krumholtz.