Elisabeth Moss & Wagner Moura discuss Shining Girls in new Apple TV+ interview
What you need to know
- Shining Girls stars Elisabeth Moss and Wagner Moura have appeared in a new YouTube video discussing the show.
- The Shining Girls Apple TV+ show is available to stream now.
Shining Girls stars Elisabeth Moss and Wagner Moura have been speaking about the show and how they've gotten on working together in a new Apple TV+ interview video. The pair lead the show that is streaming now on Apple TV+.
Based on Lauren Beukes' best-selling novel, Shining Girls tells the story of Kirby as she tries to recover from an assault that follows her through life. Moss plays the role of Kirby, while Moura becomes an integral part of her and the show's story.
You can watch Shining Girls on Apple TV+ right now and it's proving to be a great addition to a streaming service that already has hits like CODA, For All Mankind, Ted Lasso, and Severance. Not sure that Shining Girls is for you? The season one trailer should soon change that.
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