Top actress looks UNRECOGNISABLE with rotten teeth and face tattoo in BTS snaps from their new Netflix show – but can YOU guess who it is?
As a seasoned viewer of countless productions spanning various genres, I must say that this new show has certainly piqued my interest. The reviews are nothing short of glowing, with praise for its creativity, energy, and offbeat performances. I find myself particularly drawn to the portrayal of Zeus by none other than the inimitable Jeff Goldblum.
In the Netflix series KAOS, this renowned British actress transformed so dramatically that she was almost unnoticeable, trading elegant gowns for decayed teeth and facial tattoos instead.
The celebrity posted intriguing backstage photos on Instagram, showing their peculiar character with intense eye makeup and unkempt, untamed hair while looking straight into the camera.
Following her rise to stardom in the teen pop realm, she subsequently embarked on a journey to space as part of a science fiction revival, later showcasing versatility by portraying characters ranging from an upscale escort to the Bride of Frankenstein.
She has both written, directed, and starred in her own film, while also producing a series for Sky, taking humorous jabs at her own image as a past singer and struggling actress.
But can you guess who it is?
Indeed, it’s none other than Billie Piper starring as the Greek deity Cassandra in the fresh Netflix production that reimagines Greek mythology for today.
Billie Eilish posted multiple selfies on Instagram with the caption: “The gods are absolutely crazy! Don’t miss our performance, now streaming on @netflixuk”.
The show featuring actors like Jeff Goldblum, Janet McTeer, and Suzie Eisenhardt has received rave reviews from critics as a ‘complete success’ following its ‘crazy’ dark comedy premiere on Netflix on Thursday.
The eight-part series created by Charlie Covell (from “The End of the F***ing World”), titled thus due to its fresh interpretation of Greek mythology, has left scholars and critics in awe.
Showcasing the renowned actor Jeff in the role of a power-craving, track-suit donning Zeus, his seemingly effortless performance and captivating quirkiness have left spectators yearning for additional scenes.
The series unfolds as his character notices a new wrinkle on his forehead one morning, interpreting it as a portent indicating the imminent fulfillment of an age-old prophecy predicting his demise.
iNews wonders why Jeff Goldblum hasn’t been cast as the ‘king of the gods’ before, given his ability to seamlessly embody the role.
Awarding the series four stars, TV Editor Emily Baker notes: ‘An explosion of colour and detail that at times could be mistaken for a Versace advert, this is a big-budget, no-idea-too-wild romp through ancient Greek mythology – no classics degree necessary.’
According to Vicky Jessop’s four-star review, this production may very well be one of The Standard’s most eccentric or unusual shows they’ve presented in quite some time.
She adds: ‘The show is an explosion of creativity that practically seeps off the screen, punctuated by sharp bursts of wit and pathos.
The narrative is wildly eccentric, the pace relentlessly fast, and the acting unconventionally dynamic. Yet, it surprisingly coheres, resulting in an exhilarating explosion of vitality. Perfect for combatting the melancholy of autumn days.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the cast is impressive and the show has a playful atmosphere. However, they noted that it seems there’s not much commitment towards developing substantial content further.
The series is more like a continuous flow of engaging snippets, held together excessively by a loud soundtrack and persistent narration from Prometheus rather than through a clear storyline itself.
‘Every Goldblum line-reading is a small treasure. Especially in the current political climate.’
The Telegraph applauds the dark-comedy as a ‘rambunctious reboot of the Greek myths.’
Jasper Rees observes that everything appears impressively costly, with minimal use of special effects. The selection of music is broad as well, ranging from Mozart to Bowie, and including Enya in between.
‘When Zeus takes the form of Jeff Goldblum we are clearly in the realm of neurotic comedy.’
According to The Guardian’s glowing five-star review, the series is highly commended for its intelligence, wit, humor, and unflinching brutality.
In a more casual and engaging manner, one could say: “Lucy Mangan raves: This contemporary-set fantasy series is simply brilliant! The storyline of ancient gods like Zeus adapting to modern life is clever, full of unexpected twists, and brimming with action.”
‘It’s an absolute triumph – thank Covell and the gods.’
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