The latest version of Dangerous Liaisons – now on Netflix – takes the epistolary letters comprising its source material, Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’ novel Les liaisons dangereuses ...

flying texts and blog posts taking the place of Laclos' flurry of letters. This update is executed with style and aplomb that far exceeds 2022's "Dangerous Liaisons" – courtesy of French Netflix ...

The new Starz series Dangerous Liaisons isn’t a remake of the 1988 ... A woman sits in a private box and thinks back to the letters she wrote a younger lover and the mind-blowing sex they ...

Dangerous Liaisons is a prequel to the events of Pierre ... she discovers Valmont has cheated on her many times over and there are letters to prove it. One of these letters is from the Marquise ...

Far from a staid period drama, this Dangerous Liaisons promises to be a diverse ... "For me, in going back to the book, I was really struck by one letter in particular, Letter 81," Warner explained.

Earlier screen adaptations of the book include Stephen Frears' 1988 film "Dangerous Liaisons" with Glenn Close ... she was inspired by one particular letter in the epistolary novel, in which ...

“I was really struck by one letter in particular ... Englert researched Pierre Choderlos de Laclos, the author of “Dangerous Liaisons,” she was surprised to learn he was a family man.

Camille visits Genevieve in the evening and returns the letters from Valmont. Genevieve assures Camille she is welcome in her home. As she rubs salve on Camille's wrists, Genevieve tells her that ...

Letter 81 in the novel was chosen as the ... With all the steamy scenes in Dangerous Liaisons, work was cut out for the intimacy coordinator. “Intimate scenes are hard for everyone.

Dangerous Liaisons has premiered on Lionsgate+ with a new adaption and unlike its many iterations, this one was based on a single letter in the epistolary 1782 novel. Ahead of its debut ...

In “Dangerous Liaisons,” a decadent drama that debuts ... way into the material and she found it in one of the novel’s letters, which seemed to imply that the Marquise hadn’t been born ...