This SAG Awards Season, Don’t Forget About the Ensemble of Edgy ‘Industry’
variety.comCarole Horst Described by some as “Euphoria” meets “Succession,” Mickey Down and Konrad Kay’s “Industry” stakes out territory that is all its own.
Driven by exceptional ensemble performances, Season 3 of the drama set in a London investment bank skewered the global financial system, class and the media, while also tackling racism, misogyny, addiction, sexual assault and harassment.
Quite a tall order that “Industry” handles deftly, with a big dose of dark humor. The exceptional cast includes Myha’la as Harper, who, as a Black American woman from a random U.S.
state university that she never graduated from, has too many strikes against her to count, yet she manages to rise to the top; Ken Leung as Eric, a killer at work but always on the brink of losing control; Sagar Radia, the ambitious South Asian trader who marries into posh English society and has serious addiction issues; and Harry Lawtey, the working class boy from Oxbridge whose naivete about the so-called meritocracy constantly trips him up.
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