TV Tonight: Sienna Miller Stars in Slick, Nasty Divorce Drama 'War'
Dominic West plays a scheming tech mogul opposite Miller in the new Sky Atlantic series, while Sly Stallone and Catherine Zeta-Jones join Graham Norton.
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A new divorce drama starring Sienna Miller premieres on Sky Atlantic at 9pm tonight, with the actress playing Carla, a film star pursuing the fortune of her estranged tech-mogul husband Morgan, played by Dominic West.
The series, titled War, follows the increasingly bitter legal battle between the two characters, with Carla's lawyer Beatrice Ubosi, played by Nina Sosanya, warning that the dispute could turn ugly if both sides "play dirty." The show has been described as a slick and stylish production that leans into the tension of a high-stakes, high-wealth separation.
Elsewhere on television this evening, Sylvester Stallone and Catherine Zeta-Jones are scheduled to appear as guests on The Graham Norton Show, continuing the long-running chat show's run of celebrity interviews.
War adds to a recent run of television dramas centered on wealthy divorces and corporate intrigue, a genre that has found a steady audience among British broadcasters in recent years.
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- TV tonight: Sienna Miller’s slick and seriously nasty divorce drama — The Guardian — Culture
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