Julia Garner to Star in Apple TV's 'Guilty Creatures': A True Crime Drama of Love, Murder, and Consequences
Julia Garner is set to star in an upcoming Apple TV series based on the true crime book "Guilty Creatures: Sex, God, and Murder in Tallahassee, Florida" by Mikita Brottman. The show will explore the story of a passionate yet deadly romance between two young lovers who commit a murder and live with the consequences for nearly two decades. Craig Gillespie will direct and produce the series, with Sarah DeLappe writing and producing. Stuart Zicherman will be the showrunner and executive producer. Garner will also serve as an executive producer alongside Marty Adelstein, Becky Clements, Alissa Bachner, and Annie Marter.
Garner is known for her award-winning role as Ruth Langmore in the popular Netflix series "Ozark" and her portrayal of Anna Delvey in the limited series "Inventing Anna." She will also star in the upcoming Netflix series "The Altruists." Gillespie, who directed "I, Tonya" and "Cruella," will bring his expertise to the project. Zicherman, known for his work on "American Sports Story" and "The Shrink Next Door," will contribute as the show's developer. The series promises to be a gripping exploration of love, murder, and the human psyche.
Garner's impressive acting credits include roles in "The Get Down," "Maniac," "The Americans," and "Dirty John." She has also appeared in Marvel's "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" and the horror film "Weapons." Gillespie's directing credits span from "Supergirl" to "Lars and the Real Girl," showcasing his versatility and talent. Zicherman's work on "The Americans" and "Sweetbitter" demonstrates his skill in crafting compelling narratives for television.
The collaboration between Garner, Gillespie, and Zicherman, along with the talented team of producers, promises to deliver a captivating and thought-provoking series that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. With a stellar cast and creative team behind the project, the Apple TV adaptation of "Guilty Creatures" is sure to be a must-watch for fans of true crime and psychological dramas.