Nicola Walker is one of those actors we can watch in everything. From The Split to River, we're a huge fan of her projects, so were thrilled to hear she has a new comedy drama coming out next month. Here's everything you need to know about Alice and Steve, from the rest of the cast to the premise and exactly where you can watch it. You're so welcome!
What's Alice and Steve about?
OK, so the premise of Alice and Steve might make you feel a little... icky. The story follows Alice (played by Nicola Walker), who is devastated to discover her lifelong best friend Steve is dating... her 26-year-old daughter Izzy. Yeah, it's a lot.
In a bid to maintain her friendship *and* her relationship with her daughter, Alice takes it upon herself to try and end their blossoming romance - and instead finds herself in an all-out feud.
The official synopsis describes it as a "hilarious, messy, and complicated exploration of friendship, family, and love, Alice and Steve is an anti-romantic comedy that asks the question: How far would you go for love - or revenge? Will Alice forgive Steve? Will Steve and Izzy make a relationship work? Amongst all the questions hanging in the balance, one thing is certain; their lives will never be the same again."
Who's in the cast of Alice and Steve?
As well as a stellar performance from Nicola, the cast includes:
- Jemaine Clement from What We Do in the Shadows plays Steve
- Yali Topol Margalith fromThe Tattooist of Auschwitz plays Izzy
- Joel Fry from Cruella plays Daniel, Alice's husband
- Tyrese Eaton-Dyce plays Dom, Alice's son
- Marcia Warren plays Val, Alice's mother
It was also written by Sophie Goodhart, who is also responsible for Sex Education and directed by Tom Kingsley, who previously worked on Stath Lets Flats. So we're in good hands!
Where can I watch Alice and Steve?
All six episodes of Alice and Steve will be available to stream on Monday 8th June exclusively on Disney+ in the UK and Ireland. Each episode is 30 minutes long.
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