Noah Solloway has
been married to Helen for 20 years and they have four children. They live in New York and Noah is a
schoolteacher but he is writing his second novel. Helen is the owner of a small
shop. They go to Montauk at the
end of Long Island in the summers to visit Helen’s parents. Alison Lockhart is married to Cole and
she works as a waitress at The Lobster Roll. The Lockhart’s also have family on Montauk and they have
experienced a tragedy in their lives.
Helen’s parents are
wealthy and they help Noah and Helen financially. At times, Noah resents Helen’s parents
for their meddling in their lives and he feels guilty for taking money from
them. The Lockhart’s are short on money and a working family with a ranch. Noah and Alison are both
looking for some of the same things.
Escape, a change in their lives, perking up the doldrums of summer. Each episode tells the story from
different perspectives. The way
Noah sees what happened, Alison, Helen and Cole. Their viewpoints are different for the
same time period. 4 ½* (I really liked
this series)
12
episodes, 559 min, TV Series, Drama created by Hagai Levi, Sarah Treem with
Dominic West, Ruth Wilson, Maura Tierney, Joshua Jackson, Julia Goldani Telles,
Jake Siciliano, Jadon Sand, Leya Catlett, Josh Stamberg, Colin Donnell, Victor Williams.
Note: Imdb 8.0 of 10, 86% critic 87% audience
on Rotten Tomatoes, Amazon 4.2* out of 5* with 877 reviews.
Special
Note: Filmed in Montauk, Long
Island, New York City, New York.
The role of Noah was written for West but originally he turned it down. Both Alison and Noah are from the
United Kingdom. There is a real
Lobster Roll restaurant that closes in winter. There are four seasons of this series.
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