If you like Olivia Cooke's turn as Alicent in HouseOfTheDragon, then you are sure to love her as a devious Becky Sharpe in Vanity Fair. From the vault, here is AlexisKG 's review of Amazon's miniseries:
, which range from disorientingly gimmicky deep zooms on characters reacting to bad news, to shots rotating 360° whenever the story shifts gears, to musical intros and outros from 20th and 21st-century rockers , to melodramatic narratorial monologues skewering Becky and everyone around her wedged in at the top of each episode.
And just in case those many attention-snagging details are not enough to keep the unreality of Becky’s world front-of-mind, Hughes additionally has Cooke flick her gaze, straight-up-style, directly into the camera at least once per episode, letting her go so far as to add an “ugh, the” eyeroll when being called upon to offer platonic comfort to a female “friend” here, or a tiny “well, I had to” shrug when getting caught out in the middle of one of her increasingly obvious emotional cons there.
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