‘The gods are pretty much all corrupt’: inside Kaos, Netflix’s daring new take on Greek mythology
Charlie Covell’s witty drama Kaos, starring Jeff Goldblum as a neurotic Zeus, is muscling in on ancient mythology’s renewed popularity
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Charlie Covell’s witty drama Kaos, starring Jeff Goldblum as a neurotic Zeus, is muscling in on ancient mythology’s renewed popularity
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