Donald Glover (Atlanta) and Maya Erskine (PEN15) are John and Jane Smith, two strangers who have given up their identities to...
Donald Glover (Atlanta) and Maya Erskine (PEN15) are John and Jane Smith, two strangers who have given up their identities to be thrown together as partners—in espionage and in marriage.
Matched by a mysterious agency, each episode follows them on a new mission and new milestone in their relationship. When the cracks begin to show through, they must fight to stay together. Because in this marriage, divorce is not an option.
Glover co-created the series with Atlanta writer Francesca Sloane, reimagining the 2005 film starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
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67 %578 reviews"A fresh, witty remake."
The Telegraph"So good it’ll make you forget about Brangelina."
Rolling Stone"Breezy screwball energy and a pair of charming performances."
Financial Times"May not make as many headlines as its predecessor, but it stands up far better to scrutiny."
Variety"It’s turned something light and silly into a show that’s dark, smart, and hard to categorise."
Empire Magazine"A fun piece of comfort food programming... with increasingly likable characters."
RogerEbert.com"What a delight to watch something smart and deeply felt that's also so fizzy and funny."
NPR"The chemistry between Glover and Erskine... is entirely believable."
Independent"It’s missing that indefinable spark that makes you fall in love."
New Zealand Herald"In a TV landscape filled with rip-offs and repeats, Mr. & Mrs. Smith forms its own (secret) identity."
Paste"It’s a singular story that’s as sexy as it is mysterious."
IGN"You believe in the people, if not necessarily their situation."
Wall Street Journal"(It) may not be a classic like Atlanta, but it can be a whole lot of fun."
Time Magazine"There is charm to the weirdness. But at other points the stripped-down story verges on boring."
USA Today"Far more compelling than your average reboot of an action flick."
IndieWire"Somehow feels bold & boring at the same time."
CNN"A lot better than it could be, but not half as good as it could be."
The Times"Gorgeously photographed and well-acted."
Chicago Sun-Times"Fast, fun and witty."
The Guardian"A sure-fire hit."
Indian Express
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