An even odder discovery is that Becky’s was the last number Chloe called, although the two haven’t spoken in years. The morning after, Becky wakes up to discover that Chloe has died after attending an event for her handsome politician husband, Elliot (Billy Howle). On one occasion, she RSVPs to a cocktail party using her boss’ name and shows up in a fancy coat she’s stolen from a coworker, just for the thrill of spending a few hours downing free wine among a hip and moneyed crowd. But she already has a taste for the good life - whetted by her obsessive consumption of Chloe’s aspirational social media posts - and a knack for worming her way into it. When we first meet her, Becky is a nobody who spends her days toiling at a dead-end temp job when she’s not worrying over her increasingly dementia-stricken mother (Lisa Palfrey). Ripley) and The Girl on the Train (or any of those other domestic thrillers with “Girl” or “Woman” in the title), with a touch of Killing Eve‘s eye for enviable high-end fashion.

Release date: Friday, June 24 (Prime Video)Ĭast: Erin Doherty, Billy Howle, Pippa Bennett-Warner, Poppy Gilbert, Lisa Palfrey, Jack Farthing, Brandon Micheal-Hall, Alexander Eliot, Akshay KhannaĬhloe‘s central premise lands as a cross between Ingrid Goes West (itself a riff on The Talented Mr.

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