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Wilderness (2023 TV series)
British thriller television series (2023) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Wilderness is a British psychological thriller miniseries produced for Amazon Prime Video based on the novel of the same name by B. E. Jones. It stars Jenna Coleman, Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Ashley Benson. It was released on 15 September 2023.
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Synopsis
Liv and Will seem to have it all. A rock-solid marriage. A glamorous new life in New York. Until Liv learns about the affair. Enter the American road trip she's fantasied about. For Will, it's a chance to make amends, for Liv it's a very different prospect - a landscape where accidents happen all the time. The perfect place to get revenge.
Cast
- Jenna Coleman as Liv Taylor
- Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Will Taylor
- Ashley Benson as Cara Parker
- Morgana Van Peebles as Ash
- Claire Rushbrook as Caryl
- Talia Balsam as Bonnie
- Eric Balfour as Garth
- Marsha Stephanie Blake as Detective Rawlings
- Jonathan Keltz as Detective Wiseman
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Production
The series was adapted for television by Marnie Dickens, based upon the 2017 novel Wilderness by B.E. Jones. Director So Yong Kim executive produced alongside Dickens and Elizabeth Kilgarriff for Firebird Pictures.
Filmed primarily in Vancouver, production began in April 2022, with filming also scheduled for Calgary, the Banff Springs Hotel, and moving in September to Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon, and New York;[1] additional filming took place in the UK.
Jenna Coleman and Oliver Jackson-Cohen were announced as the series leads in June 2022.[2] In July 2022, Ashley Benson, Eric Balfour, Marsha Stephanie Blake and Morgana Van Peebles were announced as added to the cast.[3]
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Release
A trailer was released on 23 August 2023, featuring the new re-recorded version of Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do".[4] The song also plays over the opening credits.[5]
The series premiered on 15 September 2023 on Prime Video.[6]
Reception
Wilderness received mixed reviews and scored 66% on Rotten Tomatoes who said 'Wilderness often gets lost in its overabundance of revenge tropes, but its cutting twists may satisfy fans of sordid intrigue.'[7] The show was criticized for its overreliance on tropes.[8][9]
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