House of Cards

Synopsis

House of Cards is a political drama TV series that premiered in 2013, starring Robin Wright. The show follows the ruthless and cunning politician Francis Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey, as he manipulates his way through the corridors of power in Washington D.C. alongside his equally ambitious wife Claire, played by Robin Wright. Through deception, betrayal, and calculated moves, the Underwoods climb the political ladder, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. House of Cards delves into the dark underbelly of politics, exploring themes of power, corruption, and moral ambiguity, making it a gripping and intense watch for those intrigued by the world of politics.

Cast

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  Robin Wright

  Claire Underwood

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  Michael Kelly

  Doug Stamper

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  Constance Zimmer

  Janine Skorsky

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  Patricia Clarkson

  Jane Davis

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  Derek Cecil

  Seth Grayson

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  Boris McGiver

  Tom Hammerschmidt

Reviews

House of Cards has received critical acclaim since its debut, with many praising its compelling storytelling and stellar performances. Rotten Tomatoes critic Consensus states, 'House of Cards is wickedly delightful and remarkably intelligent, with a captivating performance by Robin Wright.' Metacritic gives the show a rating of 76/100, highlighting its strong writing and engaging plotlines. IMDb users have rated House of Cards an impressive 8.6/10, showcasing its popularity among viewers. The New York Times praises the show's ability to 'weave a complex web of intrigue that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.' Overall, House of Cards has been lauded for its dark, gripping narrative and powerhouse performances by the cast.