Franklin
Franklin Scott is a gay adult entertainer whose work in the industry casts a long shadow over his aspirations of Hollywood stardom. Despite his charisma and ambition, he finds doors repeatedly closing in his face. As he struggles with rejection—from family, from the mainstream entertainment world, and from a society quick to judge—Franklin forms an unexpected personal connection that becomes both a lifeline and a catalyst for change. This bond forces him to confront the hidden trauma he's carried, face painful truths about himself and those closest to him, and reckon with a world that seldom sees—let alone accepts—his full humanity .
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The series chronicles the life of Benjamin Franklin, one of America's founding fathers, during his crucial 1776 mission to France to secure a treaty with the French monarchy. It will explore his diplomatic efforts, personal relationships, and the risks involved in brokering this vital alliance.
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As the series has not yet been released, critical reception is not available. However, the casting of esteemed actors like Michael Douglas and Susan Sarandon, coupled with the historical significance of the subject matter, suggests potential for critical acclaim.
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Fun Fact
The series is based on the book 'A Great Improvisation: Franklin, France, and the Birth of America' by Stacy Schiff.
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