Howard Stern, once the most adored actor in the world, falls from stardom when his wife Mary is found dead under suspicious circumstances. Though acquitted in court, he’s convicted in the public eye, becoming a symbol of tabloid shame. Disgraced and reclusive, Howard vanishes from public life, retreating to his coastal estate in Brindleton Bay.
Alvin Soprano, Harley Coleman
Director
Zachary Chambers
Detective Lyle Haskins
Victorius Kingston
Howard Stern
Evie Campbell
Mary Stern
Aylin Baykal
Eloise Levi
Alvin Soprano
Marina Wallace
Matthew Gordon
Stanley Prior
Harley Coleman
Thomas Richards
Silvio Castiglione
Judge William Hunter
Belinda Soprano
Victim 1
Stacey Wolowitz
Victim 2
Seda Uzun
Victim 3
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