The 12 months could also be quickly coming to an in depth, however Hulu has at the least yet one more buzzy true crime collection on the docket forward of the brand new 12 months. The upcoming miniseries Welcome To Chippendales follows the unlikely story of Somen “Steve” Banerjee, an Indian immigrant who based Chippendales in 1979. For these of you unfamiliar with Chippendales, it’s a male striptease chain geared towards ladies. Banerjee accurately noticed the potential for it to turn into a franchise. However, he might not have predicted simply how far he was prepared to go for his empire.

After his first superhero flip in final 12 months’s Eternals, Kumail Nanjiani is exploring significantly darker territory in his function as Banerjee. As seen within the trailer above, Banerjee didn’t at all times aspire to be the proprietor of his personal strip membership. But as soon as he discovered his American dream, Banerjee walked away from his earlier ambitions and didn’t look again. The downside is that others shared Banerjee’s dream, they usually weren’t shy about making an attempt to usurp it. In response, Banerjee shows an almost-shocking flip that includes plots to homicide his rivals, all within the identify of staying on prime of his enterprise.

In this endeavor, Banerjee groups up with Paul Snider (Dan Stevens) and an Emmy-award successful producer, Nick De Noia (Murray Bartlett), the person who gave Chippendales the theatrical polish it wanted to succeed. Unfortunately, in terms of cash and management, even profitable partnerships can bitter. But potential homicide isn’t the same old final result in these circumstances.

Annaleigh Ashford additionally stars within the collection as Irene, with Juliette Lewis as Denise, Quentin Plair as Otis, Robin de Jesús as Ray Colon, and Spencer Boldman as Lance McCrae. Nicola Peltz as will visitor star as Playboy Playmate Dorothy Stratten.

Welcome To Chippendales was created and tailored for tv by Robert Siegel. The first episode will premiere on Hulu on Tuesday, November 22.

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