Kim Kardashian, Sarah Paulson, and the rest of the 'All's Fair' cast embodying sisterhood in a TV drama that promises to be a game-changer.
In this Hulu series created by Ryan Murphy, a group of divorce lawyers, all women, leave a male-dominated firm to start their own practice. The show boasts an impressive ensemble cast, including Kim Kardashian as the strong and fierce Allura Grant, Sarah Paulson as the cunning Carrington Lane, Niecy Nash-Betts as the determined Emerald Greene, Glenn Close as the mentor Dina Standish, Teyana Taylor as the ambitious Milan, Naomi Watts as the complex Liberty Ronson, and others.
According to the cast, a significant part of their appeal lies in their portrayal of women who help break other women free from their broken relationships. "It's such a great central plotline of this team of women trying to help broken women come back to the best version of themselves," Naomi Watts shared with On The Red Carpet.
This all-female cast found common ground, describing themselves as sisters in more ways than one. "I took away sisters because we support each other on camera and off," Niecy Nash-Betts revealed. "We are all up in each other's business and we genuinely love and care for each other."
The cast also shared stories of how they drew inspiration from their real-life experiences, with Kim Kardashian drawing from her own divorce experience to shape her character Allura Grant. Meanwhile, Sarah Paulson took cues from iconic TV characters like Joan Collins' Carrington Lane.
Despite the talented all-star roster, including Judith Light, Elizabeth Berkley, James Remar, Rick Springfield, and Jessica Simpson in guest appearances, the show focuses on the camaraderie and bond between its core cast members.
The first three episodes of "All's Fair" will stream on November 4 on Hulu and Disney+, with new episodes dropping every Tuesday.
In this Hulu series created by Ryan Murphy, a group of divorce lawyers, all women, leave a male-dominated firm to start their own practice. The show boasts an impressive ensemble cast, including Kim Kardashian as the strong and fierce Allura Grant, Sarah Paulson as the cunning Carrington Lane, Niecy Nash-Betts as the determined Emerald Greene, Glenn Close as the mentor Dina Standish, Teyana Taylor as the ambitious Milan, Naomi Watts as the complex Liberty Ronson, and others.
According to the cast, a significant part of their appeal lies in their portrayal of women who help break other women free from their broken relationships. "It's such a great central plotline of this team of women trying to help broken women come back to the best version of themselves," Naomi Watts shared with On The Red Carpet.
This all-female cast found common ground, describing themselves as sisters in more ways than one. "I took away sisters because we support each other on camera and off," Niecy Nash-Betts revealed. "We are all up in each other's business and we genuinely love and care for each other."
The cast also shared stories of how they drew inspiration from their real-life experiences, with Kim Kardashian drawing from her own divorce experience to shape her character Allura Grant. Meanwhile, Sarah Paulson took cues from iconic TV characters like Joan Collins' Carrington Lane.
Despite the talented all-star roster, including Judith Light, Elizabeth Berkley, James Remar, Rick Springfield, and Jessica Simpson in guest appearances, the show focuses on the camaraderie and bond between its core cast members.
The first three episodes of "All's Fair" will stream on November 4 on Hulu and Disney+, with new episodes dropping every Tuesday.
The fact that it's all about powerful women supporting each other is giving me LIFE 
. I love how the cast has formed a sisterhood off-screen too - they're literally supporting each other's personal brands and sharing their own experiences with their characters! 
#AllFathersForEquality #SisterHoodGoals #FemaleEmpowerment
All the female leads sound like total goals - Kim K as a strong & fierce lawyer, Sarah Paulson as cunning & ambitious, Niecy Nash-Betts as determined & sassy... and Naomi Watts too! 
I love how they're all about empowering each other & helping those in need. It's soooo cool to see them all supporting each other both on & off screen 
Can't wait for the first episodes to drop on Nov 4th 
. I love that they're creating a platform where women can uplift and support each other, rather than tearing each other down 
. The fact that Kim Kardashian drew inspiration from her own divorce experience makes Allura Grant so relatable 
This show is all about sisterhood and female empowerment, and I'm here for it 
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. I love how the cast has built a sisterhood vibe, it's so refreshing to see women supporting each other both on and off screen. And Kim K as Allura Grant? Game-changer 
. naomi watts' character sounds particularly interesting - complex and ambitious? sign me up 
I love that the cast is all women and they're playing complex characters who help each other out and lift each other up. 
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. And can we talk about the sisterhood vibes between Kim, Niecy, and Naomi? They're literally selling sisterhood 
. I mean, an all-female cast is amazing, but can they really make a compelling story without relying too much on their real-life experiences? And what's up with the focus on sisterhood over actual lawyer drama? Still, if it turns out to be a great watch with some awesome character development, I'm in 
. Let's see how it plays out...
i love how the cast is all about supporting each other both on & off screen 
glenn close plays a mentor role and its giving me major 90s drama vibes 
. Bring on the tea, bring on the sisterhood! 
and i love that they drew inspiration from their own experiences - like kim's divorce and sarah's iconic characters - it makes the show so relatable 
can't wait to binge-watch the first 3 episodes on november 4