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Julianne Moore is a grieving widow in the trippy first trailer for the latest Stephen King TV adaptation, 'Lisey's Story'

May 11, 2021, 21:20 IST
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Julianne Moore stars as Lisey Landon in "Lisey's Story."Apple TV+
  • Apple TV+ just released the first trailer for "Lisey's Story," based on a 2006 Stephen King novel.
  • Julianne Moore stars as Lisey Landon, a woman whose husband, Scott, died two years prior.
  • As she sorts out his estate, Lisey has some disturbing experiences.
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Julianne Moore delivers a powerful performance as Lisey Landon, a grieving widow whose husband died two years prior, in the first trailer for "Lisey's Story," an upcoming Apple TV+ thriller based on the 2006 Stephen King novel of the same name.

In the 3-minute-long trailer, released on Tuesday, viewers follow Lisey as she sorts out the vast literary estate of her novelist husband Scott (Clive Owen) while dodging persistent inquiries from people trying to acquire Scott's unpublished works, as well as some unsettling events that cause her to re-evaluate her marriage.

"Was it real or was it my imagination?" Lisey finds herself asking as she tries to make sense of the memories of her husband and their life together.

Stephen King, who worked as an executive producer on "Lisey's Story" with J.J. Abrams, also wrote every episode in the eight-part adaptation, which also stars Joan Allen, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Dane DeHaan, and Ron Cephas Jones alongside Moore and Owen.

New episodes of "Lisey's Story" will air weekly on Apple TV+ starting June 4.

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