This is a super serious movie about the very important exposure of one of the many disgusting affiliations of Jeffrey Epstein. It could have been turned into a dramatic movie, but it is presented so well that you might think it is a real documentary. It is important, and it is relevant. We cannot let anyone go unpunished for these crimes against innocent girls and very young women.
Billie Piper did a great job in her role as Sam McAlister. She made her character seem so dedicated that I found myself rooting for her success at several points. A superb performance.
Choosing Gillian Anderson, who is not British, to play Emily Maitlis was a bold choice. I had my doubts when I saw her on the cast list, but she pulled it off nicely. She came across as tiny and frail at some points, but with a razor sharp tongue.
Rufus Sewell was a perfect choice for Prince Andrew. He really did a great job as well. One last actor worth mentioning is Keeley Hawes, playing Amanda Thirsk, whose silent glances said more than a thousand words.
Watch this if you want to get an idea of what it can look like when exposing one of the disgusting creeps associated with Jeffrey Epstein. It is really well made. I give it eight out of ten.
