Jesse Plemons joins Elizabeth Olsen on HBO Max's Love & Death series

Breaking Bad’s Jesse Plemons is officially signed up to act alongside WandaVision’s Elizabeth Olsen in the HBO real-life drama series Max Love and Death.

Jesse Plemons has signed to star opposite Elizabeth Olsen on HBO Max’s Love and death Serie. The real-life drama was inspired by the book by Jim Atkinson and Joe Bob Briggs. Evidence of Love: A True Story of Passion and Death in the Suburbsas well as a collection of articles from the Texas Monthly. Love and death gathered acclaimed Big little lies collaborators David E. Kelley, Nicole Kidman, and Per Saari. Lesli Linka Glatter will executive produce alongside them and direct the episodes. Kelley will also write the submissions.

It was previously confirmed that Olsen would follow up on his acclaimed WandaVision in turn playing real life ax assassin, Candy Montgomery. According to Variety, Plemons will play Allan Gore, the husband of Montgomery’s victim and with whom she was having an affair. Plemons has been best known for the role of Todd Alquist in Breaking bad and the The way spin-off of the movie. In recent years, the actor has also enjoyed roles on the Netflix series. I’m thinking of ending things and the Oscar nominee Judas and the Black Messiah.

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The series’ official logline reads: The show follows two couples who go to church, enjoying the family life of a small town in Texas (or, at least, they do it until someone picks up an ax). The series is based on the true story of Texas housewife Candy Montgomery, who murdered her friend from church, Betty Gore, with an ax in 1980. HBO Max’s Love and death It has yet to receive an official release date or announce any additional casts.

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