Long story short: If you’re a big Agent Carter fan, you might want to consider savoring the last five episodes of season two. Just the fact that Atwell is even looking for other starring roles doesn’t feel like a great sign. Fifty bucks says the District Attorney is crooked.īut more importantly, if Hayley Atwell, the star of Agent Carter, is out here taking on starring roles in other shows, what exactly does that mean for the future of Agent Carter? Right now, according to THR, ABC is insisting that if both this pilot and Agent Carter get picked up, they will wiggle the production schedules around to make it work, but even with that assurance, this still doesn’t feel like a great sign. Their bond sometimes tests the patience of Garys girlfriend, Mary (Amy. Whole lot going on there, but we can work with it. Fortunately for Snow White, she finds sanctuary with Doc (Roy Atwell) and six of. She, along with her team of lawyers, investigators and forensic experts, work together to examine cases where there’s credible suspicion that the wrong person may have been convicted of a crime.Ī troublemaking genius former First Daughter gets blackmailed into freeing innocent people in sunny Southern California? Okay. Atwell ( Lying Eyes, 2010) has an intriguing premise, and her craftsmanship shows in solid descriptions, smooth dialogue and observations, as in: No wonder men thought ladies were such trivial creaturesthey had nothing but trivialities to entertain them. Excerpt of Lying Eyes by Amy Atwell a Romance Contemporary, Romance Suspense book ISBN-1426890761 ISBN13-9781426890765 with cover, excerpt, author notes, review link, and availability. Which makes this next part interesting: Agent Carter star Hayley Atwell has landed the lead in a new ABC drama pilot from Jessica Jones executive producer Liz Friedman.įirst things first, details about this pilot.Ĭonviction tells the story of Carter Morrison (Atwell), the brilliant but ne’er-do-well daughter of a former president, who is blackmailed into taking a job as the head of Los Angeles’ newly created Conviction Integrity Unit. Unfortunately, people do not watch it, at least not in the type of numbers that would make it a lock for a third season.

It’s fun, and smart, and accessible for Marvel novices, as well as devoted fans.