Netflix’s Fiasco has generated enough curiosity among the audience even before its release due to its hilarious subject and comic elements shown in the trailer. The show tells the story of a first-time director who just is not able to manage the shoot of his film, leading to humorous situations. If you are excited about the show and want to know more about it, here are the details about the release date, plot, and cast of Fiasco.
Fiasco Plot
The show tells the story of Raphaël Valande, a budding director who makes his first film as a tribute to his grandmother. However, things go awry on the sets of the film as soon as the shoot begins, with Valande not being able to have control over his actors and situations. Matters get even worse when a member of the project goes to sabotage the movie.
Fiasco Release Date and Time: When and Where to Watch?
Fiasco is going to be released on Netflix on Tuesday, April 30th, 2024. All seven episodes of the series are going to be dropped simultaneously at 12 am PT or 3 am ET. In different regions, the show will be available to watch at 9 am Central European Summer Time, 8 am British Summer Time, 12:30 pm Indian Standard Time, and 5 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time.
Fiasco Cast
The show stars Pierre Niney as Raphaël Valande. The actor is known for his performances in the French films The Army of Crime, Just Like Brothers, Romantics Anonymous, LOL (Laughing Out Loud), and Yves Saint Laurent, for which he won the Best Actor trophy in the César Awards. On TV, he has appeared in shows like Casting(s) and Marion Mazzano.
Pierre is supported by François Civil, who stars as Barthabé. The two previously starred together in Casting(s). François’ other television credits include Call My Agent! and Rosemary’s Baby. He has also starred in films like Burn Out, As Above, So Below, The Three Musketeers: Milady, and Love at Second Sight. He has been a recipient of several awards, including a Chopard Trophy for Male Revelation at the Cannes Film Festival 2019.
The rest of the cast of Fiasco includes Igor Gotesman (Family Business), Géraldine Nakache (I’ll Go Where You Go), Louise Coldefy (Inhuman Resources), Leslie Medina (Honey Bunny), Pascal Demolon (Baby Phone), Juliette Gasquet (Consent), Djimo (One Night in Paris), Marie-Christine Barrault (Woman Between Wolf and Dog), and Vincent Cassel (Black Swan).
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