Fee stars in the provocative religious cult drama “Unchosen,” which features a notable cast including Molly Windsor, Asa Butterfield, and Christopher Eccleston. This six-part series, available on Netflix starting April 21, delves into the complexities of a cloistered Christian community.
Plot Overview of ‘Unchosen’
The story centers around Rosie, portrayed by Windsor, who lives with her husband Adam, played by Butterfield, and their daughter within a secluded religious sect. Their structured life is disrupted by the arrival of Sam, an escaped prisoner, portrayed by Fee.
The Tension Between Characters
Sam’s entrance raises critical questions about the true dangers lurking in Rosie’s world. Is the real threat posed by Sam’s criminal past, or does it stem from the cult itself?
Fee’s Reflection on His Role
- Fee expressed excitement about landing the role, emphasizing the script’s brilliance.
- He noted the depth of his character, describing Sam as more than just an antagonist.
- Fee mentioned that understanding Sam’s complexity made him appreciate the role even more.
According to Fee, “It’s not very often that something comes through that is just so brilliantly written and beautifully nuanced.” He elaborated that while Sam appears to be the ‘bad guy,’ this view oversimplifies a richly layered character.
Availability
Fans of complex narratives and compelling characters can stream “Unchosen” on Netflix starting April 21. The series promises to engage viewers with its powerful exploration of faith, danger, and personal conflict.
