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When makeup designer Miho Suzuki began working on Lessons in Chemistry, she decided the makeup needed to follow the story arc of Elizabeth Zott (Brie Larson). “In the beginning, she couldn’t afford to put herself together with lots of makeup and hair and fancy clothes, because she was so focused on her studies and experiments,” she says. “I also wanted to contrast her with the other woman around her, so I didn’t do a lot of makeup.” Instead, the focus was on featuring the “beauty of the real skin”, including Larson’s freckles which Suzuki says she actually added more on to. “It made her look very fresh and kind of innocent in a way.”

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large “Fargo” exec producer Noah Hawley is currently busy at work on the new series “Alien: Earth” for FX. But if he had time, the show he’d really like to work on is “True Detective.” “Oh my God. Let’s do it,” said “True Detective: Night Country” exec producer Issa Lopez.

In Lessons in Chemistry, Aja Naomi King is Harriet Sloane, a 1950s lawyer and mother who lives across the street from the protagonist Elizabeth Zott (Brie Larson). In Bonnie Garmus’ original novel of the same name, Harriet was an older white woman who helped Elizabeth to raise her baby. But for the Apple TV+ series, creator Lee Eisenberg gave King a more powerful role, one that sees Harriet organizing a protest against a freeway that would force Black residents from their homes. Here, King describes how she connected to Harriet and a storyline that could be ripped from today’s headlines.

Hunter Ingram The challenge of the first two episodes of Apple TV+’s “Lessons in Chemistry” is to establish a love story that will reverberate even after it is tragically cut short. Elizabeth Zott (Brie Larson) and Calvin Evans (Lewis Pullman) fall for each other slowly and then all at once. Two brilliant chemists who have an easier time making small talk with their beakers than they do with the rest of the world find equal footing with each other.

Apple TV+’s Lessons in Chemistry is the story of biogeneticist cooking show host Elizabeth Zott. Composer Carlos Rafael Rivera said he had to answer the question “what would a biogeneticist sound like?” when pilot director Sarah Adina Smith asked him to write the series’ music. This led him to some musical experimentation of his own.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Brie Larson’s Elizabeth Zott is a woman who doesn’t conform to society’s expectations. In AppleTV+’s “Lessons in Chemistry,” Larson plays a brilliant young woman who dreams of being a chemist in 1950s America, a time when society believed a woman’s place is in the home and not in a science lab. She eventually does make it into the Hastings Research Institute to realize her life’s ambition, despite her male colleagues dismissing her with comments about her need to smile more.

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Lessons in Chemistry star and executive producer Brie Larson, showrunner and executive producer Lee Eisenberg, and show’s co-stars Lewis Pullman and Aja Naomi King were at Deadline’s Contenders TV event Sunday to discuss the Apple TV+ limited drama series and the potential for a second season.

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Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor It’s the early 1950s — and society thinks women like Brie Larson’s character Elizabeth Zott belong at home and not in a science laboratory. Apple TV+’s “Lessons in Chemistry” follows Elizabeth, who dreams of being a chemist, but the world has other plans. Rather than listen to any of her ideas, the men at the Hastings Research Institute where she works believe she needs to smile more.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Get ready to unleash your inner chef with AppleTV+’s “Lessons in Chemistry” and learn how to make the perfect lasagna. Adapted from the Bonnie Garmus novel, Brie Larson plays Elizabeth Zott, a scientist turned cooking show host. And for the 1950s, she is a woman well ahead of her time who stands up to the men and system that oppress her.

Alison Herman TV Critic In the decade since her breakout in “Short Term 12” and the seven years since she won an Oscar for “Room,” Brie Larson has become a kind of cautionary tale for how little Hollywood has to offer its rising stars. After achieving the industry’s highest honor, Larson has largely cycled between blockbuster franchises (“Captain Marvel,” “Fast X”) and car commercials (Audi, Nissan).

AppleTV+ feminist ‘50s drama “Lessons in Chemistry,” since he’s best known for goofy comedies such as “The Office” and “Jury Duty.” As it turns out, nobody from the show initially tapped Eisenberg, either. “My wife read the book and said, ‘Oh my god, this is a TV series.’ So I started reading this book, and immediately saw what she was talking about,” Eisenberg, 46, told The Post. “I thought the book was beautiful.

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The New York Times , Lessons in Chemistry, by Bonnie Garmus, comes to Apple TV+ this fall with at the helm of the '50s-set limited series. It will remind you of critically-acclaimed favorites like , , and , but with a more dramatic and emotional undercurrent.Larson plays Elizabeth Zott, a socially-challenged and brilliant woman whose dream of being a scientist is put on hold in a patriarchal society.

The beloved bestseller, “Lessons In Chemistry,” is about to sizzle from the pages to the small screen, and Apple TV+ has officially revealed the premiere date.

Apple TV+ has set a fall premiere date for limited drama series Lessons in Chemistry, starring and executive produced by Oscar winner Brie Larson. The series will debut with the first two episodes on Friday, October 13. New episodes will debut weekly on Fridays through November 24.

Brie Larson opted for comfortable footwear while taking a break from filming her upcoming Apple TV+ drama, Lessons in Chemistry, in Los Angeles on Monday. The 33-year-old actress transformed into her character, Elizabeth Zott - an aspiring scientist in the 1950s - wearing a vintage cream sweater tucked into a lengthy nude skirt.The Captain Marvel star's golden blonde hair was parted on the side and remained free-flowing in lovely bouncy locks.  Break: Brie Larson opted for comfortable footwear while taking a break from filming her upcoming Apple TV+ drama, Lessons in Chemistry, in Los Angeles on MondayThe beauty's outfit also featured a beige belt and a green sink scarf wrapped around her neck. Brie also carried an oversized tote bag slung over her shoulder.Development on Lessons In Chemistry was initially revealed to the public in January of last year.

Brie Larson was spotted filming new scenes for her upcoming Apple TV+ drama, Lessons in Chemistry, in Los Angeles on Wednesday.The 33-year-old actress transformed into her character, Elizabeth Zott - an aspiring scientist in the 1960s - wearing a vintage sweater pullover vest and a pair of rolled up blue jeans.The Captain Marvel star's golden blonde hair was parted on the side and remained free-flowing in lovely bouncy locks.  Filming: Brie Larson was spotted filming new scenes for her upcoming Apple TV+ drama, Lessons in Chemistry, in Los Angeles on WednesdayShe paired the outfit with navy tennis sneakers, and was seen carrying a refreshment in her hand. The star - who appeared to go makeup-free for the day - also toted a brown backpack on one of her shoulders.Development on Lessons In Chemistry was initially revealed to the public in January of last year.  Vintage: The actress, 33, transformed into her character, Elizabeth Zott - an aspiring scientist in the 1960s - wearing a vintage sweater vest pullover and a pair of rolled up blue jeans The program is based on Bonnie Garmus' novel of the same name, which was published this past April.After becoming pregnant and being fired from her job, the character begins hosting a cooking show, which makes her very popular with potential suitors.In the process, Zott teaches housewives nationwide about the value of independence and the intricacies of food science.