In the Amazon dramedy  “Étoile,” a ballet company in New York and another in Paris swap some of their talent for a season, hoping the gimmick will sell more tickets and fix some financial struggles.

Luke Kirby, Charlotte Gainsbourg and standout Lou de Laâge lead the eight-part season set in Paris and New York.

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The series, created by Amy Sherman-Palladino and her husband/writing partner Daniel Palladino, not only celebrated AS-P’s ...

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Gideon said that after seeing Byrne on a Zoom call from his apartment, the Étoile team recreated his background as a set in ...

The half-hour comedy’s 10 episodes debuted on Apple TV+ March 26, with one episode dropping weekly through May 21. Luke Kirby ...

Ultimately, so much of “Étoile” rides on de Laâge’s hilariously ferocious performance as the Parisian sent to New York ...

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