Three suburban moms, sisters, and best friends each have financial struggles. Trying to make ends meet, Betty, Ruby and Annie decide to risk everything and rob the supermarket where Annie works with a fake gun.
However, the three women quickly discover that their actions have unexpected consequences and that the problems have just begun: this is the beginning of a terrible spiral. In the program: gangs, debts, secrets and family crises…
Three beloved heroines embark on a crazy and dangerous criminal adventure: this is what awaits you with Good Girls. Created by Jenna Bunce, the series explores family and friendship, desperate situations, gangs and risky romance: Community Won, We Show You.
It was in 2018 Good girls It debuted on NBC before airing on Netflix in France. In addition to falling in love with its original script, we quickly become attached to the three aspiring robbers under pressure thanks to its trio of lead actors, the phenomenal Christina Hendricks (Mad Men), Retta (Parks and Recreation) and excellent performances. Mae Whitman (Parenthood), accompanied by the mysterious and charming Manny Montana (Graceland), the lovable and loyal Reno Wilson (Mike and Molly) and the clumsy and annoying Matthew Lillard (Scooby-Doo).
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Alleged Feminist Soap Opera – Desperate Housewives Style – Good girls It’s funny, exciting and addictive: humor and crime combined with femininity, and it’s definitely worth a detour. AlloCiné viewers rated this series menu 4.1 out of 5 for Suspense, Twists, Life Issues and Emotions. Part thriller, part romantic comedy, Good girls It’s daring, it criticizes society, it asks moral questions we haven’t finished analyzing and it leaves its audience unable to stop watching it.
Good girlsCreated by Jenna Bunce with Christina Hendricks, Reta, Mae Whitman…
4 seasons to watch on Netflix.
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