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Luke Wilson’s Surprising Take On Margot And JD’s Relationship In No Good Deed Makes A Lot Of Sense, And Now I Think I Need To Rewatch The Show
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Veteran actor Luke Wilson breaks down the surprisingly complex relationship between his co-stars in the hit Netflix thriller 'No Good Deed', leaving fans eager to revisit the show
beat sheet
- Wilson praised the nuanced performances of Margot Robbie and John David Washington, calling their on-screen chemistry 'electric' and 'a master class in subtlety'
- Hinting at deeper layers to the characters, Wilson noted that 'just when you think you've got them figured out, the show throws you a curveball' - leaving viewers desperate to rewatch with fresh eyes
call sheet
Luke Wilson, Margot Robbie, John David Washington, Netflix, No Good Deed