The "Clinton Sex Scandal TV Series" is about to begin, and Lewinsky is the producer

Source: Global Times

According to CNN reported on September 1, the drama series "Impeachment: American Crime Story" produced by FX Channel will start broadcasting on September 7, which focuses on former US President Clinton's "zipper door" series will not only bring people's attention back to the world-renowned impeachment case again, but also because the party Monica Lewinsky personally acted as a producer, bringing more witnesses and perspectives to the audience.

Monica Lewinsky

"Impeachment" consists of 10 episodes, each episode is about 1 hour long, played by actress Bini Feldstein who starred in "Miss Bird", Playing Lewinsky, Hollywood actor Cliff Owen playing former US President Bill Clinton, and Emmy Award-winning Eddie Farco with "Nurses In Charge" playing Hillary Clinton. The show uses a non-linear narrative to uncover the behind-the-scenes story of sexual harassment throughout the White House sexual harassment incident and the resulting presidential impeachment through a delicate relationship between Lewinsky himself and another former White House employee, Linda Tripp, as well as key phone evidence the latter secretly retains.

The "American Crime Story" series is based on real historical cases, the first two seasons are the Simpson wife murder case and the fashion master Fan Sizhe murder case that shocked the American judicial system, in contrast, the Clinton impeachment case is closer to today, involving more heavyweights in American politics and media. "FX's Impeachment is a fascinating and interesting series that puts women at the forefront and center of the Clinton impeachment scandal in particular." CNN's rating raised viewers' expectations.

However, after reading the first 7 episodes, the editor of Rolling Stone magazine pointed out: "In the comic book interpretation, too many characters in the show are only satisfied with imitating the archetypal characters, but Feldstein's performance is different, allowing us to see a living Lewinsky, rather than a clip in the TV news." ”