HBO Launches 'DTF St. Louis' Black Comedy Miniseries on March 2
Steven Conrad's seven-episode drama explores a fatal love triangle among middle-aged characters, starring Jason Bateman, David Harbour, and Linda.
Key Points
- Jason Bateman as weather presenter, David Harbour as betrayed husband, Linda Cardellini in love triangle.
- Created, written, directed by Steven Conrad (Patriot); evolved from 'My Dentist’s Murder Trial'.
- Filmed in Atlanta; ironic story of personal dissatisfaction ending in death.
- High anticipation for cast including Richard Jenkins, Peter Sarsgaard.
HBO is set to launch *DTF St. Louis*, a seven-episode original miniseries blending black comedy and drama around a fatal love triangle involving middle-aged characters. Created, written, and directed by Steven Conrad, the show will premiere on the streaming platform on 2 March.
The story centres on three people entangled in a complicated affair that ends in one of their deaths. Set in St. Louis but largely filmed in Atlanta, it offers an ironic take on personal dissatisfaction, infidelity, and the search for meaning in monotonous lives. Episodes will air weekly, wrapping up in mid-April ahead of other major HBO returns.
Jason Bateman stars as a radio and TV weather presenter, David Harbour as the betrayed husband, and Linda Cardellini as the third key figure in the triangle. They are joined by Richard Jenkins, Joy Sunday, Arlan Ruf, Chris Perfetti, and Peter Sarsgaard.
The project evolved from an earlier HBO concept titled *My Dentist’s Murder Trial*, which was reworked over time into this distinct black comedy with thriller elements. Conrad, known for *Patriot* and the adaptation of *The Secret Life of Walter Mitty*, brings his signature mix of sharp humour and psychological tension.
The series arrives with strong anticipation, driven by its provocative tone and high-profile cast, positioning it as one of the platform's standout releases this season.
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