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In Apple TV+’s upcoming series “Palm Royale,” the spotlight shines on the glamorous yet enigmatic world of Palm Beach in 1969. Led by Kristen Wiig as Maxine Simmons, the show delves into the complexities of high society and the sacrifices one must make to enter its exclusive realm.
Maxine’s journey unfolds in the official trailer, showcasing her relentless efforts to infiltrate the prestigious Palm Royale club. Climbing walls, navigating social intricacies, and facing rejection from influential figures like Evelyn (Allison Janney) and the formidable duo Dinah (Leslie Bibb) and Virginia (Amber Chardae Robinson), Maxine is determined to break through the barriers that separate the privileged from the rest.
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The series introduces a rich ensemble cast, with Ricky Martin as Robert, a server at the club, and Laura Dern as Linda, a key figure in the Palm Beach elite. The characters, played by Josh Lucas, Mindy Cohn, Julia Duffy, and Kaia Gerber, add depth to the narrative, exploring the secrets and complexities that define Palm Beach.
As the trailer unfolds, Maxine’s pursuit of acceptance takes unexpected turns, leading to front-page news and shocking revelations. The series, based on Juliet McDaniel’s novel “Mr. and Mrs. American Pie,” promises a blend of comedy and drama as it navigates the intricacies of social hierarchy and the pursuit of belonging.
Amber Chardae Robinson stands out as Virginia, a feminist and business partner to Linda, bringing her talent to the forefront in the series. Her role adds layers to the narrative, highlighting the feminist undertones woven into the storyline.
“Palm Royale” is a creation of Abe Sylvia, offering a glimpse into the extravagant yet tumultuous world of Palm Beach high society. The show, set against the backdrop of the early 1970s, raises questions that remain relevant today: Who gets a seat at the table, and what are they willing to sacrifice to secure it?
With a premiere date set for March 20 on Apple TV+, check out the trailer for “Palm Royale” below.