Another Ryan Murphy series is generating excitement as Hulu prepares for the Nov. 4 premiere of All's Fair, Yahoo Entertainment reports. The official synopsis for the legal drama details "a team of female divorce attorneys [who] leave a male-dominated firm to open their own powerhouse practice." The women are described as "Fierce, brilliant and emotionally complicated," navigating "high-stakes breakups" and "scandalous secrets" in a world where "love is a battleground," Yahoo Entertainment noted.
A trailer is available for the show, which Yahoo Entertainment highlights as having a notably impressive cast. Kim Kardashian portrays Allura Grant, characterized as "determined, empathetic, and ambitious." She is joined by Naomi Watts as Liberty Ronson, described as "relentless with a sharp sense of humor."
Niecy Nash takes the role of Emerald Greene, detailed as a "former L.A. cop turned investigator, devoted to family," according to Yahoo Entertainment. This marks a reunion for Nash and Murphy, who previously worked together on Grotesque, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, and Scream Queens. The cast also includes Teyana Taylor as Milan, described as "[an] aspiring lawyer under Allura's wing."
Sarah Paulson is cast as Carrington Lane, characterized as "brilliant yet abrasive, with ambition that often eclipses relationships." Glenn Close joins as Dina Standish, identified as "queen of the legal world and mentor to the team." Yahoo Entertainment also noted Matthew Noszka is slated to appear, seemingly as the ex-husband of Kardashian's character, alongside guest stars like Jessica Simpson, Judith Light, and Brooke Shields.
Ryan Murphy wrote, directed, and executive produced the series, Yahoo Entertainment reports. This project is his second collaboration with Kardashian, who previously appeared in American Horror Story: Delicate. Kris Jenner serves as a co-executive producer, along with Kardashian, Close, Watts, Betts (Niecy Nash), and Paulson, among several others listed by Yahoo Entertainment.
Regarding the show's development, Kardashian shared an insight during an appearance on The View. "The entire cast said yes before even seeing a script," she told Whoopi Goldberg, according to Yahoo Entertainment. "I think [Murphy] was inspired by my law journey, and so wanted to write this salacious script. ... It's been the craziest ride and so much fun."
