Please read paragraph #4 in HE’s 4.17 riff on the new Fatal Attraction limited series (Paramount +, 4.30). It’s based on a chat with a journo who’s seen most of the episodes. Fatal-ly woke, white-male condemning, portraying crazy Alex as a misunderstood heroine, etc.
Explaining buuny dynamic during the summer of 1990, three years after the release of Adrian Lyne‘s original Fatal Attraction:
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