The story of ‘Love and Death,’ the miniseries starring Elizabeth Olsen coming to HBO Max in April

Like ‘Dahmer’ starring Evan Peters, a new miniseries based on true events will hit the HBO Max catalog in April, starring the acclaimed actress elizabeth olsenwho thousands of people remember for her role in Marvel as Scarlet Witch, but in this new story Candy Montgomery will be the perfect neighbor, known for her crime years ago.

The story of ‘love and death’ is not set in the present day, as the fateful events take place in the early 1980s, where Elizabeth Olsen becomes Candy Montgomerya devoted housewife that you can already see in the first official trailer, who one day took an ax and delivered 41 blows to the chest of her lover’s wife.

In addition to Elizabeth Olsen, the cast of the miniseries ‘Love and Death’ also includes Jesse Plemons as Candy Montgomery’s lover, Krysten Ritter as her best friend and Lily Rabe as Betty Gore, the woman brutally brutalized years ago and never murdered. she got justice as the criminal was found innocent in court.

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‘Love and Death’ he tells the story of montgomery candy In the early 1980s, tired of the monotony of her near-perfect life, she embarks on an affair with the husband of her friend and neighbor Betty Gore, but things gradually spiral out of control until she becomes the ax murderer who marked the history of Texas.

When does the miniseries “Love and Death” debut?

When HBO Max announced the arrival of this new miniseries to the catalog of the streaming platform, it has quickly become one of the most anticipated in 2022 for story and cast, however, in an abrupt change of schedule, it has been postponed to April of this year, and will debut with its first 3 chapters.

On April 27, the first 3 episodes of the mini-series “Love and Death” will premiere, with the rest arriving on the streaming platform weekly until May 25, and during those weeks it is expected to produce much to talk about in the same way that happened with ‘The Last of Us’ or ‘Euphoria’.

There is little left to see for actress Elizabeth Olsen’s work as ax murderer Candy Montgomery, and according to critics, this will be one of the standout roles of her career and she is expected to be nominated for several awards over the course of the year. 2023 and 2024, but for now we will have to wait to see the miniseries.