A fresh look at Brie Larson in her new Apple TV+ show Lessons in Chemistry has been released.
The series, which is based on the bestselling 2022 book by Bonnie Garmus, sees the Marvel star take on the role of a scientist in the 1950s and '60s called Elizabeth Zott who, after being fired from her lab, hosts a cooking show to educate housewives on science.
A new series of stills, which you can see below, have now been released via Vanity Fair, which show Larson in a 1960s period look.
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Lessons in Chemistry is due to be released next month, with the series set to comprise of eight episodes in total.
Speaking about adapting the show, creator Lee Eisenberg told Vanity Fair: "It's one of the best books I've ever read. I thought the character was just so vibrant and really unlike anything I'd ever seen."
Costume designer Mirren Gordon-Crozier also praised Larson, noting that the character of Elizabeth "has a lot of similar characteristics to Brie".
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"She's very strong. She's very highly intelligent. One of the smartest people I've ever met – and really puts her foot down," she added.
Alongside Larson, the show also stars The Big Bang Theory's Kevin Sussman, Top Gun: Maverick's Lewis Pullman, How to Get Away with Murder's Aja Naomi King and The Flight Attendant's Stephanie Koenig.
As well as Lessons in Chemistry, Larson is also lining up her MCU return as Carol Danvers in Captain Marvel sequel The Marvels later this year.
Lessons in Chemistry is set to stream on Apple TV+ from October 13 worldwide.
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