A rich, powerful family with control issues? Welcome back, “Inheritance.” Sort of.
The Buckley Family controls everything in their corner of Havenport, North Carolina – the name Grace’s restaurants while supporting a significant fishing industry in the scenic, coastal city – but faces financial problems in NetflixS “The water. ”
Father Harlan (Holt McCallany) recovers from not one, but two heart attacks, and even it will not prevent him from taking the reins when he feels that no one else has what it takes to lead the family (seriously, welcome back “succession” – the trailer shows that he beats his son to the ground!). The series comes from “Scream”, “Dawson’s Creek”, and “The Vampire Diaries” Showrunner Kevin Williamson.
The family is rounded off by Harlan’s wife Belle (Maria Bello), son Cane (Jake Weary) – who gets a hit later into the trailer – and daughter Bree (Melissa Benoist). While mom and son are doing their best to keep the lights on and Buckley name unclear, Bree navigates their own family problems, such as losing custody of their son and a potential new relationship that may or may not be able to complicate things further. Buckleys has three months to collect $ 2 million to keep their various companies afloat, but they will prevent as much as helping each other what Netflix describes as “treacherous waters” (a port city word!).
As the trailer shows, they take an overly familiar television shortcut to cash and tangle into the pharmaceutical industry. Topher Grace shows up and uses the phrase “opium start-up.” What can go wrong?
“Selling drugs is A drug, says Harlan, over the clips of him who torture (possibly killing?) A person. Blood will be spilled, bullets are fired and if you hope for at least one cool explosion: Congratulations.
The series on eight episodes also plays Rafael L. Silva, Humberly González, Danielle Campbell and Brady Hepner, with guest stars Topher Grace, Dave Annable, Michael Gaston, Gerardo Celasco and Zach Roerig. Ben Fast, Michael Narducci and Marcos Siega serve as executive producers with Williamson.
All eight episodes of the “Waterfront” premiere on June 19 on Netflix. Look at the entire trailer below.
