Starz Releases Emotionally Stirring Trailer for “Three Women” the Limited Series Based on the Bestseller That Explores Female Desire Airs Friday, September 13 [VIDEO]

STARZ released today the trailer for its limited event series “Three Women,” which explores a nuanced portrait of female desire through the compellingly raw and honest stories of three women. The series is based on the instant #1 New York Times bestselling book of the same name from literary sensation Lisa Taddeo that will premiere Friday, September 13 @ midnight on the STARZ app. On linear, it will debut on STARZ @ 10:00 PM ET/PT in the U.S.

The titular series finds three women on a crash course to radically overturn their lives. Lina (Betty Gilpin), a homemaker in suburban Indiana, is a decade into a passionless marriage when she embarks on an affair that quickly becomes all-consuming and transforms her life. Sloane (DeWanda Wise), a glamorous entrepreneur in the Northeast, has a committed open marriage with Richard (Blair Underwood), until two sexy new strangers threaten their aspirational love story. Maggie (Gabrielle Creevy), a student in North Dakota, weathers an intense storm after accusing her married English teacher (Jason Ralph) of an inappropriate relationship. Gia (Shailene Woodley), a writer grieving the loss of her family, persuades each of these three spectacular “ordinary” women to tell her their stories, and her relationships with them change the course of her life forever.

Laura Eason (“The Loudest Voice,” “House of Cards”) is the series showrunner, and “Three Women” author Taddeo (upcoming “Animal”) serves as Creator and Executive Producer. Kathy Ciric and Emmy Rossum also serve as Executive Producers.

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	Three Women
	Network: StarzGenre: DramaSeasons: 1Episodes: 10
	Overview Three women from different walks of life take radical steps to explore their true desires, while struggling to emerge from a prison of expectations. A writer, grieving her own loss, persuades each of them to tell her their stories.