Lili Reinhart goes lesbian in Hal & Harper, Amanda Seyfried's new series & more updates

(1) 'Hal & Harper' series premiered at Sundance, starring Lili Reinhart, Addison Timlin, Alyah Chanelle Scott, Betty Gilpin, and Havana Rose Liu.

Plot: The series follows two siblings, Hal (played by Raiff) and Harper (Reinhart), who have had to mature quickly due to a traumatic event in their childhood that affected their father (Ruffalo). As adults, they maintain a close yet codependent relationship, with Hal often relying on Harper for emotional support. The narrative explores their struggles as they navigate personal relationships and the impending changes in their family life, including their father's new relationship and the sale of their childhood home.

Reportedly, Lili Reinhart has lesbian kissing scenes with Addison Timlin and Alyah Chanelle Scott. There are some sex scenes as well, but no details about them. It seems this series won't show n*dity, just some partial n*dity, kissing scenes, and cleavages.

 (2) 

First character poster for Ariana DeBose in ‘LOVE HURTS’, a new action movie led by Ke Huy Quan.

In theaters on February 7. No sexual content in this movie.

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Amanda Seyfried's new series, 'Long Bright River,' in which she plays a cop, will premiere on Peacock on March 13.

(4) Kate Mara Joins Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington in Apple TV+ Series ‘Imperfect Women’

Plot: Imperfect Women" is a psychological thriller based on the novel by Araminta Hall. It delves into the complexities of a decades-long friendship between three women, shattered by a crime.

The novel does have some sexual scenes, extramarital affairs, but there are no lesbian scenes, but sexual tension is there.

(5) Olivia Cooke Joins Helen Mirren in Thriller ‘Switzerland’

Plot: The narrative unfolds in Highsmith's secluded Swiss home, where she finds solace among her books and cats. Her peace is disrupted when Edward Ridgeway, an emissary from her New York publisher, arrives unannounced. He seeks to persuade her to write one last Ripley novel, leading to a tense exchange that blurs the lines between fiction and reality.

Olivia Cooke's role is a mystery.