Acting legend Glenn Close, known for her extensive film and theatre work, shared why it took her some time to connect with Ryan Murphy’s new series All’s Fair.
At 78, the eight-time Academy Award nominee appears as Dina Standish, the matriarch of the female-led divorce law firm around which the show revolves.
The series follows a team of female divorce attorneys who leave a male-dominated firm to start their own powerhouse practice.
After the trailer’s release, the show was described as both “insane” and “c***y,” hinting at its bold tone.
“A team of female divorce attorneys leave a male-dominated firm to open their own powerhouse practice,” reads the show’s official synopsis.
Close told PinkNews and other media outlets that it took her “a little while” to fully "get" the essence of the show, reflecting the newness of working within Murphy’s TV style compared to her usual film and theatre experience.
Glenn Close’s transition to television in All’s Fair marks a fresh chapter, showcasing her adaptability even after decades of acclaimed work.