The First Lady cast: Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Gillian Anderson. The First Lady Release Date: 17 April 2022 (SHOWTIME). The First Lady Episodes: 10. The First Lady is looking full of Biography, Drama, History. An upcoming Showtime series is set to skip all of the West Wing of the White House in order to concentrate exclusively on its East Wing. The First Lady Anthology’, a film with Viola Davis (1965).
The First Lady is an American Biography-Drama TV Series (2022). Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Gillian Anderson are the main cast of The First Lady TV Series (2022). Paramount+ Latin America revealed the official trailer for The First Lady, which is set to premiere on 17 April. The drama will feature Oscar, Emmy and Tony award-winning Viola Davis (Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom) as the former first lady Michelle Obama.
The First Lady is a shocking re-imagining of American leadership that is told by women who are from the very heart of the White House. The East Wing of government, some of the most significant decisions that shaped the world were hidden from view and made by powerful, complex, and active first ladies. The series will lift the curtain on the private and political lives of three distinct and mysterious women, as well as their families as they make journeys to Washington to explore their history.
The First Lady Plot:
In the East Wing of the White House, a significant number of history’s most effective and world-changing choices have been stowed away from view, made by America’s charming, intricate and dynamic first women.
The First Lady Detail:
TV Series: The First Lady (2022)
Network: SHOWTIME
Creator: Aaron Cooley
Main Stars: Viola Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Gillian Anderson
Genres: Biography, Drama, History
Country: United States
Language: English
Release Date: 17 April 2022 (SHOWTIME)
Season: 1
Episodes: 10
Filming locations: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Also Known As: The First Lady, The First Lady Season 1, The First Lady (2022)
The First Lady Cast:
Viola Davis As Michelle Obama
Michelle Pfeiffer As Betty Ford
Gillian Anderson As Eleanor Roosevelt
Dakota Fanning As Susan Elizabeth Ford
O-T Fagbenle As Barack Obama
Aaron Eckhart As Gerald Ford
Kiefer Sutherland As Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lily Rabe As Lorena ‘Hick’ Hickock
Ellen Burstyn As Sara Delano Roosevelt
Cailee Spaeny As Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Eliza Scanlen As Eleanor Roosevelt
Rhys Wakefield As Dick Cheney
Derek Cecil As Donald Rumsfeld
Donna Lynne Champlin As Mel Winter
Regina Taylor As Marian Robinson
Jackie Earle Haley As Louis Howe
Michael Potts As Fraser Robinson
Jeremy Bobb As Theodore Roosevelt
Darius Ledbetter As Craig Robinson
Paul Wilson As Richard Nixon
Michael Aronov As Rahm Emanuel
Gloria Reuben As Valerie Jarrett
Maurice P. Kerry As Cassius
Rosalind Chao As Tina Tchen
Bernadette Quigley As Esther Lape
Kevin Howell As Butler
Clea DuVall As Tommy
Jayme Lawson As Young Michelle Obama
Kate Mulgrew As Susan Sher
Judy McDowell As Pat Nixon
Jordyn McIntosh As Young Sasha Obama
Evan Parke As Secret Service Agent Allen Taylor
Lancer Dean Shull As Steve Early
Story Walker As Young Malia Obama
Alexa Rachelle Jennings As Lorraine
Narmar Hanna As Queen Alia
Michael Shenefelt As James Roosevelt
Saniyya Sidney As Sasha Obama
Lexi Underwood As Malia Obama
Joe Chrest As Dr. Pursh
Ashley LeConte Campbell As Nicky Firestone
Arlo Mertz As Young Susan Ford
Kristine Froseth As Young Betty Ford
Judy Greer As Nancy Howe
James DuMont As Herpolsheimer’s Manager
Geraldine Singer As Dorothea Warren
Julian De Niro As Young Barack Obama
Jake Picking As Young Gerald Ford
Charlie Plummer As Young Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Shannon Purser As Peg
Vivien Lyra Blair As Little Eleanor Roosevelt
Jo Firestone As Gwen Segal
Barbara Rosenblat As Madame Souvestre
Tristan Borders As John Roosevelt
Paprika Steen As Hortense Bloomer
Olivia Cannon As Young Anna Roosevelt
Charles Eugene Bailey Jr. As White House Butler
Thomas E. Sullivan As Bill Warren
Regan Ciccarelli As Anna Roosevelt Dall
Tordy Clark As Grandma Mary Hall
Morgane Bensadoun As Jane
Erin Davie As Joyce Rumsfeld
John Patrick Connor As Radio Operator
Chuck Cooper As Martin Luther King Sr.
Derek Evans As White House Reporter
Karen Beyer As Law Office Receptionist
Emma Faith As Emma
Spencer Pflug As White House Reporter
Kelvin John Davis As Wilson Roosevelt Jerman
Crosby Fitzgerald As Carol
Eric Esquer As Day Drinker
Anna Fontaine As Reporter
Lauren Halperin As Receptionist
Tom Galantich As Michael Riordan
Sean Hankinson As Reporter
Kathleen Garrett As Laura Bush
Beth Pilgreen As Reporter
James J. Fuertes As Earl Miller
Chelsea Hayes As East Room Aide
Evelyn Kasper As Eloise
Gabriella Garcia As Stylist
Tiffany Hobbs As Amy Sherald
Wyatt Hunt As Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr.
Ava Love As Thérèse
Fady Kerko As King Hussein
Roxzane T. Mims As Church Meeting Guest 1
Martha King As Rumsfeld Secretary
These women who sit close to the president of state aren’t just vase people, as per that of the US Government “the first lady hosts the White House, serves as an advisor to the president, and is frequently involved in issues of social concern.” In the present, with The First Lady series, the spouses of past United States presidents and their political roles will be revealed.
The 10-episode show, created by Aaron Cooley, tells how within the West Wing of government, some of the most crucial decisions that have the biggest global implications were taken from the shadows by charismatic, active, and complicated First Ladies. The debut season of this series looks at the inside of the curtain, delving into the private and political personal lives of Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford as well as Michele Obama, as well as their families.
“First Lady” is an overhaul of the leadership role of women at”First Lady,” which aims to be a reformulation of leadership for women within the White House. The show will lift the curtain on the private life that the women who were first wives and immerse themselves in their lives and their lives that extend beyond that of the East Wing of the United States government. Through a tangled and intimate story, we will discover additional details regarding Michelle Obama, Betty Ford, and Eleanor Roosevelt.
