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The plot of Netflix’s Unbelievable reads like a work of fiction—but it isn't. Premiering on Friday, September 13, the limited series follows the true story of 18-year-old woman named Marie who told ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Unbelievable opens on a harrowing police investigation. Teenager Marie Adler (Kaitlyn Dever) is sitting in a clump on her apartment floor, a blanket covering her like a ...

When Danielle Macdonald was first approached to join Netflix’s Unbelievable, there wasn’t a whole lot of info. But after reading the first episode that follows a young woman named Marie (Kaitlyn Dever ...

In Netflix’s Unbelievable, Kaitlyn Dever knew the gravity of taking on the role of Marie Adler. She wanted to make sure that she was getting her story right, to do her justice. It’s understandable ...

The following contains spoilers for Unbelievable. Netflix’s crime drama Unbelievable is a truly unbelievable piece of work. From moment one, it puts the focus of true crime back where it should have ...

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