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Missing You starring Rosalind Eleazar is the latest Harlen Coben adaptation to be released on Netflix. In the five-episode show, Eleazar plays Detective Inspector Kat Donovan. Her life takes a drastic turn when she realizes that her match on a dating app is her ex-fiance who had disappeared years ago. Missing You is able to present a short, suspenseful narrative without having to unnecessarily drag it out.
Like other shows based on Harlen Coben's work, Missing You thrives on intelligent dialogue and shocking revelations that the audience won't see coming. Viewers have particularly commented on Rosalind Eleazar's powerful performance which adds to the viewing experience.
Fans of Missing You should check out the titles on this list starring Rosalind Eleazar that showcase her range and dynamic acting abilities.
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Harlots, Slow Horses and three other engaging titles that shine a light on Rosalind Eleazar's potential
1) Harlots (2017)
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This period drama starring Rosalind Eleazar is inspired by Hallie Rubenhold's The Covent Garden Ladies. Containing three seasons and 24 episodes, it centers around Margaret Wells, portrayed by Samantha Morton, who runs a brothel in 18th-century London. In addition to managing her business, she also has to look out for her for her daughters and help secure their futures.
In the show, Rosalind Eleazar plays Violet Cross, an adept thief who works for Margaret's longtime friend, Nancy Birch. While it is true that Harlots delivers in terms of detailed sets and striking costumes, the real hero is the character development. Each character is realistic and complex which prompts the audience to take an interest in their lives.
The show also does a great job of exploring serious topics such as race, religion, family and the like, without it coming across as preachy.
Where to watch: Harlots is available for streaming on Hulu and Prime Video.
2) The Personal History of David Copperfield (2019)
Directed by Armando Iannucci, this historical movie starring Rosalind Eleazar is based on Charles Dickens' popular novel, David Copperfield. In the lead is Dev Patel, who the audience may remember from Slumdog Millionaire (2008) and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011).
The movie chronicles the challenges that young David Copperfield (Patel) had to face and how he was able to find joy and solace in the art of storytelling. Rosalind Eleazar plays the role of Agnes Wickfield, who had been David's confidante from a young age. The movie also stars Aneurin Barnard, Peter Capaldi, Hugh Laurie, Tilda Swinton, and others.
The inspired performances by the talented cast has to be one of the biggest reasons to watch this comedy-drama. It is also interesting how the narrative is able to infuse enough humor into the plot without allowing it to dilute the meaningful sombre moments that leave a lasting impression on the audience.
Where to watch: The Personal History of David Copperfield can be streamed on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and Apple TV+.
3) I'm Not in Love (2021)
This Rosalind Eleazar starrer will particularly appeal to cinephiles who enjoy realistic romantic narratives. Directed by Col Spector, the movie stars Al Weaver and Cristina Catalina as a young couple, Rob and Marta, who seem happy and content. However, things start to change when Marta gives Rob a marriage ultimatum and he has to decide if she is truly the one for him.
Rosalind Eleazar plays Taylor, Rob's ex-girlfriend who he still cares about. Even though this movie has some rom-com clichés, it is still able to put forth an engaging narrative that shares important messages about commitment, happiness and kindness. It is also interesting to see Rob mature as a person over the course of the movie and finally have a clear idea about what he wants in life.
Where to watch: I'm Not in Love is available for streaming on Prime Video and Tubi.
4) Slow Horses (2022)
This well-loved thriller starring Rosalind Eleazar is based on the Slough House series by Mick Herron. Containing four seasons and 24 episodes, it stars Gary Oldman in the lead. He plays Jackson Lamb who leads a dysfunctional team of MI5 agents. Although he can be somewhat of a sour face, Jackson is extremely loyal to his team working out of the Slough House.
Rosalind Eleazar plays Louisa Guy who gets assigned to Slough House after a tail operation goes wrong. The show also stars Jack Lowden, Kristin Scott Thomas, Sophie Okonedo, and more.
Slow Horses is perfect for viewers who cannot get enough of espionage-themed plotlines. It is interesting the way the show portrays how spying works in the modern world with the help of well-developed characters who are compelling enough to hold the viewer's attention. It also helps that the imaginative narrative is complemented by striking cinematography and quality production design.
Where to watch: Episodes of Slow Horses can be viewed on Apple TV+.
5) Class of '09 (2023)
The intriguing premise of this Rosalind Eleazar starrer is one of the many reasons to watch this eight-episode thriller. The narrative jumps to three distinct time periods namely The Past (2009), The Present (2023 and 2025) and The Future (2034).
Across the episodes, the focus is on a team of FBI recruits, who witness the changes in the U.S. criminal justice system linked to the use of artificial intelligence. It stars Brian Tyree Henry, Kate Mara, Sepideh Moafi and others. Rosalind Eleazar's character Dr. Vivienne McMahon starts as a civil rights attorney in 2009, and becomes a federal judge by 2034.
The way the show ensures that each timeline has a distinctive look and feel really adds to the storytelling. As the narrative jumps from one timeline to another, viewers do need to really pay attention to put two and two together but that isn't hard to do thanks to the captivating performances by the cast.
Where to watch: Class of '09 can be streamed on Disney+, Hulu and Apple TV+.
These entertaining shows and movies starring Rosalind Eleazar prove that the talented actress can play almost any role on screen flawlessly.
