Kate Winslet to Star in Hulu Series ‘The Spot’ From Ed Solomon, A24

 A forthcoming Hulu series from A24 and writer Ed Solomon will star Kate Winslet. The streamer has placed a straight series order for the show, which is called "The Spot."

The authority logline states, "When an effective specialist (Winslet) and her teacher spouse start to think that she might be liable for a kid's quick in and out death, their mission for truth twistings into a snare of mounting doubt and dim mysteries, testing their determination and their relationship as they stand up to the chance of stowed away culpability and selling out."

Solomon fills in as author, chief maker, and showrunner of "The Spot." In addition to starring, Winslet will executive produce the film under her Juggle Productions banner. A24 is the lead studio in co-creation with twentieth TV.

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Winslet has been an awe-inspiring phenomenon in television in the beyond quite a long while. She appeared in the HBO limited series "The Regime" most recently. Beforehand, she featured in the HBO restricted series "Horse of Easttown," for which she won the Emmy Grant for best entertainer in a restricted series. She won in a similar classification in 2011 for the HBO series "Mildred Penetrate." She will return to HBO for the upcoming limited series "Trust." Additionally, Winslet is well-known for her seven Oscar nominations, which include ones for "Titanic," "Iris," and "Little Children." She won the Oscar for best actress in 2009 for her performance in "The Reader."

Solomon most as of late co-made the Maximum restricted series "Round trip" with Steven Soderbergh. Prior to that, they had collaborated on the motion picture "No Sudden Move" and the HBO series "Mosaic." In addition, Solomon is the author of the critically acclaimed films "Men in Black," "Bill & Ted," and "Now You See Me," which he co-wrote with Chris Matheson. He is repped by CAA.