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Deadline reports that Gwyneth Paltrow will star in "The Apology," an A24 series that has secured a two-season order at Netflix, with Thomas Vinterberg set to direct. The announcement comes amid ongoing executive turbulence at the streaming giant, where Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria was replaced by Peter Rice and Head of Film Dan Lin departed, making the pickup a notable statement of confidence from Head of U.S. and Canada scripted series Jinny Howe.
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