Loot Trailer Maya Rudolph Stars In Apple Tv Comedy

The 10-episode series is written and created by Alan Yang (“Master of None”) and Matt Hubbard (“30 Rock”), plus executive produced by lead star and “Saturday Night Live” Emmy winner Rudolph. “Loot” centers on Molly Novak (Rudolph), who discovers her picture-perfect husband (Adam Scott) is cheating on her. After their divorce, Molly’s life is in shambles — and no amount of yachts, private jets to St. Barts, or crying in a massive candy room will fulfill her very rich but very lonely life. So, Molly turns to her non-profit empire to find herself in charity work and put all that divorce settlement money to good use.

“Pose” Emmy winner Michaela Jaé Rodriguez stars as charity foundation executive Sofia Salinas, who is tasked with harnessing Molly’s fame to revamp the non-profit. “Fire Island” writer and star Joel Kim Booster plays Molly’s personal assistant Nicholas, with Nat Faxon and Ron Funches also starring. Related ‘Party Down’ Returns to Starz This February – Watch the Teaser Times Have Changed, but ‘Little America’ Returns for Season 2 as Sweet and Smart as Before Related Oscars 2023: Best Original Song Predictions Influential Awards Bodies Reshape 2023 Best Documentary Feature RaceRudolph was announced last year to be further partnering with “The Hospital” co-star Lyonne to adapt Irish indie horror comedy “Extra Ordinary” into a half-hour comedy series for TBS. The film focused on a ghost-busting couple whose livelihood is threatened when a family with supernatural powers moves into their small town. Just don’t liken “Extra Ordinary” to the “female version of ‘Ghostbusters,’” which starred Rudolph’s fellow “SNL” alum Kristen Wiig. “There’s no question that when you start to hear more than once that something is quote-unquote ‘the female ‘Hangover’,” Rudolph previously told Entertainment Weekly when reflecting on her comedy career, specifically the 10th anniversary of “Bridesmaids.” “As though ‘The Hangover’ was the film equivalent of, like, comedy ‘Citizen Kane.’ They are two completely different movies, guys! You’re talking about a group of women, a group of people who know their weight, know their worth in comedy.” Looking ahead, Rudolph also leads the long-awaited “Enchanted” sequel “Disenchanted,” set 10 years after storybook princess Giselle (Amy Adams) finds her happily ever after with real-world bachelor Robert (Patrick Dempsey). James Marsden, Idina Menzel, and Yvette Nicole Brown additionally star in the musical film. “Loot” premieres June 24 on Apple TV+. Check out the trailer below.