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The Luminaries (2020)
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Ep. 01x01 · 00:48:52SexyEve Hewson leans over to cut open an old dress and finds some gold stitched into it. Lucky for us, we strike gold seeing her cleavage!
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Ep. 01x02 · 00:47:53SexyIt's a fully clothed beach boink for Eve Hewson and her new lover. It's about as authentically clothed as you'd expect an 1860's affair be!
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Ep. 01x05 · 00:02:53SexyEve Hewson shoots herself in the chest with a Derringer but the bullet disappears and lands in the shoulder of her "Astral Twin"
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Ep. 01x05 · 00:28:21SexyEve Hewson makes the long process of getting out of her bustle look sexy as ever. Nice shot of her side boob and bare back in the mirror too!
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Ep. 01x05 · 00:29:34SexyEve Hewson shows us the tippy top of her boobage while laying in bed, post-coital. If only that camera would tilt down an inch!
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Ep. 01x01 · 00:54:59SexyEva Green in an old-timey low cut dress, showing off her epic cleavage is a great way to close-out episode 1 of this period piece!
The Luminaries (2021) is a UK/New Zealand co-produced miniseries based on Eleanor Catton's Man Booker Prize winning novel of the same name starring the always luminous Eva Green! Set during the 1860s gold rush that swept across the western coast of New Zealand, the series follows the exploits of twelve different protagonists, whose paths cross in new and interesting ways throughout the course of the series. Catton herself wrote the show's script and decided to radically reimagine the structure and characters, in order to help diversify an decidedly non-diverse time in the world's history. Bono's daughter Eve Hewson stars as Anna Wetherell, a fortune seeker in 1865 who teams up with a fellow traveler and fortune seeker named Emery (Yesterday's Hamish Patel) to conquer this untamed landscape. Anna finds lodgings in the home of American fortune teller Lydia (Eva Green) while Emery takes up residence with a prospector named Carver (Marton Csokas) and though their stories begin to diverge, they make a pledge to always find their way back to one another. That proves easier said than done, of course, as violent interests interfere, sending Emery on the run and Anna increasingly worried that she may never see him again. Of course, this is all because—as that great prophet Huey Lewis taught us—the power of love is a curios thing. It's also curious that Eva Green doesn't doff her duds in this series, though she does give great cleavage in her natural element as a fortune teller. Eve Hewson also gives a hint of the ol' cleave, but it'll definitely leave you wanting more!
