'Anatomy of a Scandal': the new Netflix British drama

Starring Sienna Miller, 'Anatomy of a Scandal' premiered this past April 15th on Netflix, a new anthology drama series

based of a book of the same title by Sarah Vaughan, and it has received a lot of great critics from both

Michelle Keegan and Harlan Coben Reunite for New Netflix Thriller

audience and professional critics, especially highlighting the Sienna Miller performance

and Naomi Scott's role, known for her Disney appearances in the TV movie 'Lemonade Mouth' and

the Live Action version of Aladdin, as Jasmine.

If you haven't read the book and don't know anything about the newly released show,

the plot follows the scandal of the Whitehouse family, after the wfie, Sophie Whitehouse, finds

Bridgerton Stars Luke Thompson and Yerin Ha Stunning in Red at Madrid Masquerade Ball

out that his husband James Whitehouse, British Tory MP, has been having an illicit affair with his

personal assistant and of course, all the details goes to the press, making immediately an important

public scandal that everyone wants to know about and get all the hidden details, like every time something like this

Gordon Ramsay Reflects on His Father and Upbringing in New Netflix Documentary

happens.

Of course, this is not a super original plot, or something we've never seen before, but this time around

'Anatomy of a Scandal' is effective enough, therefore keeping you entertained for the 6-episode-run

Josh O'Connor Shares Childhood Church Mishap as He Prepares for Priest Role

without ever getting too boring.