One of the biggest political scandals in American history returns to the small screen with “Gaslit”, the series directed by Matt Ross and based on the first season of Leon Neyfakh’s “Slow Burn” podcast. The show, which arrived on Starzplay since April 24, retraces the steps that led to the resignation of the then president Richard Nixon, introducing to the general public the forest of often forgotten characters who instead were the most direct architects of the presidential defeat. Among these is Mo Dean, wife of the White House legal advisor, played by Betty Gilpin, who revealed the joys and difficulties of her work in “Gaslit”: “The most particular thing was to recreate an era in which there was no Covid, it seemed to make strange propaganda saying that the virus does not exist! The 70s dresses and makeup were a lot of fun to wear, they gave the feeling of a real time travel. “
April 26, 2022 | 10:48
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