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Deadline reports that Academy Award winner Jessica Chastain has signed on to star in The Retrievals, a Netflix drama series from Molly Smith Metzler, the creator behind Sirens and Maid. The project draws from Susan Burton's Peabody Award-winning New York Times podcast of the same name. Chastain boards the series as her Universal horror film Other Mommy builds anticipation ahead of its October 9 release.
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