Sky has launched a new legal drama series featuring Sienna Miller as a Hollywood actress and Dominic West as her tech entrepreneur husband, who are embroiled in a high-stakes divorce. Spanning eight episodes, the show explores intense psychological and courtroom battles between the estranged couple.

The series is penned by George Kay, known for his work on "Lupin" and "Criminal: UK," and unfolds amid a richly drawn ensemble cast. Alongside Miller and West, the drama includes Phoebe Fox and James McArdle portraying a contrasting, happily married couple. The supporting cast features Pip Torrens, Nina Sosanya, Miles Jupp, and Celia Imrie, who represent the more cynical legal establishment with sharp and caustic performances.

The narrative is framed through the eyes of Johnny Warren, a young and ambitious lawyer played by Archie Renaux, whose coarse entry into the morally complex legal world provides a contemporary perspective on the story. Set against a polished and often cutthroat London backdrop, the series delves into themes of power, betrayal, and manipulation within both personal and professional spheres.

The production aims to offer viewers a stylish and sophisticated portrait of the city’s legal environment, with a dramatic structure reminiscent of Shakespearean intrigue, marked by alliances and betrayals among a tightly knit cast of characters. The show’s blend of psychological depth and courtroom tension positions it as a compelling addition to the genre, appealing to audiences familiar with recent high-profile legal and relationship dramas.