[05/18/23 - 02:01 PM] Video: "Let's Get Divorced" - Official Trailer - Netflix A politician and his actress wife have been married for five years... but their domestic bliss now faces a crisis, including a fling, an affair and potential divorce!
[via press release from Netflix]
Let's Get Divorced | Official Trailer | Netflix
Kankuro Kudo and Shizuka Oishi, two of Japan's top TV drama scriptwriters, join forces in an unprecedented collaboration on Netflix!
A politician and his actress wife have been married for five years... but their domestic bliss now faces a crisis, including a fling, an affair and potential divorce!
What should be an issue between just the two of them causes an uproar that sweeps up everyone in their orbit! Where will this dizzy divorce drama end up?
Laugh and cry along with this divorce comedy featuring a star-studded cast, including main co-stars Tori Matsuzaka and Riisa Naka, as well as Ryo Nishikido, Yuka Itaya, Koji Yamamoto and Arata Furuta.
The Netflix Series "Let's Get Divorced" starts streaming Thursday, 22 June, 2023, only on Netflix.
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