'Presumed Innocent,' premiering Wednesday on Apple TV+, is a semi-erotic legal thriller adapted from Scott Turrow's novel, with David E. Kelley as showrunner and Jake Gyllenhaal as star.
'Presumed Innocent,' which premieres Wednesday on Apple TV+, is a television adaptation of the 1987 Scott Turrow novel previously adapted as a 1990 Harrison Ford film . A semi-erotic legal thriller, with the indefatigable David E. Kelley as showrunner, it's a limited series, though at eight episodes, perhaps not limited enough.
As Judge Lyttle, Noma Dumezweni seems as evenhanded a jurist as one would hope for were one accused of murder, and when things do get overheated, it's treated as abnormal and dealt with accordingly. Even more than their plots, mysteries live and die on their characters, and Rusty, who is both the investigator and the accused, is not sympathetic, nor does Gyllenhaal make him interestingly unsympathetic.
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