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Sharp Objects
Reporter Camille Preaker confronts the psychological demons from her past when she returns to her hometown to investigate the murders of two young girls.
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S1 E8 • 8/26/2018
Milk
Concerned for the safety of Amma, Camille puts her own life in jeopardy as she gets closer to the truth behind the shocking mysteries surrounding the Wind Gap killings.
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’Sharp Object’s Amma’ Halloween Makeup Tutorial | #WatchMeBecome | HBO
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BTS: Inside the Music w/ Jean-Marc Vallée | Sharp Objects
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BTS: Beyond the Dollhouse | Sharp Objects
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BTS Wind Gap: A Fictional History | Sharp Objects | HBO
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From The Source: Director Jean-Marc Vallée on Working With Strong Female Leads | Sharp Objects | HBO
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From The Source: Amy Adams on Character Camille Preaker | Sharp Objects | HBO
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Amy Adams
Camille Preaker

Patricia Clarkson
Adora Crellin

Chris Messina
Richard Willis

Eliza Scanlen
Amma Crellin

Matt Craven
Bill Vickery

Henry Czerny
Alan Crellin

Taylor John Smith
John Keene

Madison Davenport
Ashley Wheeler

Miguel Sandoval
Frank Curry

Sophia Lillis
Young Camille Preaker

Lulu Wilson
Marian Crellin

Elizabeth Perkins
Jackie O'Neill
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See all on TMDBOk so I only originally watched this to see amy Adams but as it turned out the show wasn't bad it had alot of potential there was mystery and adventure I can see this show going far but my advice is don't get HBO just to watch this particular series but if you already have HBO to give it a try I did love Amy Adams as usual shes brilliant and very good here we shall see what happens with the show f…
SPOILERS (Mild) Actress Elizabeth Perkins in an IMDB interview said the director would get so involved in the atmosphere of the show that he had to be often reminded there was a plot and things had to move along! That pretty much sums up the entire problem with "Sharp Objects". The show meandered and stood in one place so many times it resembled a Still Life painting of a crumbling southern…
**_Thematically interesting and brilliantly acted, but painfully slow and far too long_** > _Sometimes I think illness sits inside every woman, waiting for the right moment to bloom. I have known so many sick women all my life. Women with chronic pain, with ever-gestating diseases. Women with conditions. Men, sure, they have bone snaps, they have backaches, they have a surgery or two, yank out …












