2019-05-01 Foxtel Magazine

(Chris Devlin) #1

Foxtel MAY 193


Coming up


NEXT MONTH


The 73rd


Tony Awards


Broadway theatre’s night of nights


is upon us and, as always, viewers


are in for quite the treat – from the


dazzling displays of stage-musical


excellence to the return of host


James Corden, who never fails


to deliver the goods.


FOXTEL ARTS


Aussie Inventions


That Changed


the World


Matt Parkinson and a team of


experts uncover the innovations


that have put the nation on the


map, from scientific breakthroughs


to pioneering technology.


HISTORY


Warrior


Almost 50 years after his death,


kung-fu legend Bruce Lee’s original


concept is brought to life in this


unmissable new series. Set in San


Francisco during the Tong Wars


of the 1800s, it stars Andrew Koji


(pictured) as a Chinese immigrant


and martial arts prodigy.


FOX8


Pose (s2)


Following a stellar debut outing,


Golden Globe-nominated Pose



  • featuring Indya Moore as Angel –


returns with more fashion, frivolity


and fierce women! A time jump


sees the New York-based action


moved to 1990, the year Madonna’s


Vogue took the world by storm.


FOX SHOWCASE


HBO drama Big Little Lies was


essential viewing when it hit our


screens in 2017. With its all-star


cast and glorious Californian


beachside backdrop, it offered


a peek inside the lives (and


luxury homes) of the women


of Monterey, examining their


friendships, fights and family


issues. It was also unflinching in


its portrayal of bigger themes –


most notably the abuse Celeste


Wright (Nicole Kidman) suffered


at the hands of husband Perry


(Alexander Skarsgård).


Season one (and the novel it’s


based on, by Australian author


Liane Moriarty) ended with his


death. But, as the awards stacked


up, a second season was locked


in and, next month, we discover


what unfolds. Kidman says the


“enormous demand” from viewers


for more was overwhelming.


“I’d never been in something


that reached so far globally,


and that was such a compelling


idea,” she explains. “The chance


of putting it together again... was


very much generated by the


audience and the desire to see


these people still in existence.”


The close-knit cast – including


Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern


(pictured from left with Kidman,


centre), Zoë Kravitz and Shailene


Woodley – were happy to oblige.


“We had such a good time


doing it and the desire to spend


more time together was a huge


part of it,” adds Kidman.


FOX SHOWCASE


Big Little Lies (s2)


SNEAK PREVIEW


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