The seven-part series—debuting June 30 on Showtime—depicts some of the most shocking and explicit allegations made against Ailes
depicts some of the most shocking and explicit allegations made against Ailes, including serial harassment, misogyny, and sexual and psychological enslavement. Viewers may wonder why they’re being asked to care about a man who was deemed a master manipulator, a sexual predator, and a bullying monster—but according to Crowe, preconceived notions of Ailes shouldn’t deter anyone from learning about the man largely responsible for the modern political climate.
“I think it’s so easy to make assumptions about someone without understanding the facts, and there’s a certain type of cynical journalism that allows people to be placed in certain boxes based on somebody’s preference on the way someone is perceived or should be. And that could be said about Roger Ailes. People don’t know the man. His life was a lot more complex,” said Crowe at the show’s premiere in New York on Monday night.
“In the beginning, the process took about six hours with all the prosthetics. But over time we got it down to about three hours,” said the Oscar-winning actor. “The quickest was 2 hours and 17 minutes. Every day it was a long process, a big job that required lots of patience and responsibility. It was an all-consuming role.”also underwent a bold transformation that made her completely unrecognizable. She spent four hours in the makeup chair each day of production.
“I had to age quite significantly, and I spent a lot of time listening to Beth in the way she talked and the way that she moved,” said Miller. “So it really was a transformative role. But I loved it. I found it very liberating.”
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