<p>The dark comedy &quot;Wednesday,&quot; based on the 1960s cartoons and TV series, arrived on Netflix on November 28, 2022.</p>

<p style="text-align: justify;">The eight-part series is a supernatural mystery that traces <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/halloween-2022-our-shopping-list-to-dress-like-wednesday-addams" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Wednesday Addams</a> ' years as a student at Nevermore Academy, where she tries to master her budding psychic gift, foil a monstrous massacre terrorizing the local town, and solve the murder mystery that involved her parents 25 years prior - while dealing with her very confusing new relationships in Nevermore. The role of the curious and intelligent teenager who is allergic to colors is played by <strong>Jenna Ortega</strong> , already seen alongside <span><strong>Penn Badgley</strong></span> in another famous Netflix series: <em>You</em> .</p>

<div class="space--both-5"><div class="text-wrap"><div class="formatted-content"><p style="text-align: justify;"> <em>The series begins with Wednesday being kicked out of school, which means she goes to Gomez and Morticia&#39;s old boarding school called Nevermore Academy. It&#39;s a school for all the Outcasts who have special gifts, or who are just a little bit different from the others</em> ,&quot; says <strong>Jenna Ortega</strong> . So don&#39;t look up when you see a group of gorgons, werewolves, vampires and mermaids in black and purple striped uniforms canoeing, fencing and archery in the series. It&#39;s all part of the atmosphere you can expect from the supernatural show: metaphysical, dark and paranormal.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> On the fashion side, to best embody the young girl with the most famous braids, most of the clothes that Mercredi wears and owns are vintage. &quot; <em>My telescopes, books or knives, everything is vintage. We deliberately gave it awkward adjustments - some things are maybe too big, which gives it this strange look and this feeling that something is wrong. It&#39;s also the only character who wears black and white all the time, but following modern trends.</em> ”</p></div></div></div>

<div class="space--both-5"><div class="text-wrap"><div class="formatted-content"><p style="text-align: justify;"> <strong>Catherine Zeta-Jones</strong> plays her mother, Mortica Addams. Although they are often at odds, Mortica cares deeply for her brilliant daughter. The gift of seeing visions is shared by the mother-daughter duo, while Wednesday wants to be anything but like her mother. She absolutely wants to be herself. &quot; <em>Wednesday&#39;s relationship with Morticia is one that a lot of daughters and mothers can relate to. I know it&#39;s something that my own mother and I have had to deal with</em> ,&quot; <strong>Jenna Ortega</strong> said. This feeling of estrangement is only accentuated when she discovers a secret long hidden by her parents on Nevermore.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"> Besides <strong>Jenna Ortega</strong> and <strong>Catherine Zeta-Jones</strong> , stars <strong>Luis Guzmán</strong> and <strong>Isaac Ordonez</strong> , among others, also star in <em>Wednesday</em> . The series was directed by <strong>Tim Burton</strong> and arrives on Netflix on November 28, 2022.</p></div></div></div>

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