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Carême review: There’s sex for starters, mains and dessert in this French cooking romp
There is an exploding cake in the opening title sequence for Carême (streaming weekly on Apple TV+). This, you’ll be glad to hear, sets the tone for a series that cares more for glossy, outlandish melodrama than tidy historical accuracy.
The Real Chef Who Inspired the Spicy Drama Carême
Carême takes place during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte after the French Revolution. The chef, played by Benjamin Voisin, is hired by a French foreign minister Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord (Jérémie Renier) to make creative pastries that will impress the people with whom he’s negotiating.
The French chef — who is the subject of a new steamy Apple TV+ series — was much spicier than his reputation as an elaborate ...
Soon, despite thinking France's leader is a "moron", Careme saves his life and unwisely turns down an offer to cook for the ...
The new drama series "Carême" follows the rise of the world's first celebrity chef, Antonin Carême, and his descent into ...
The Gist: Antonin Carême (Benjamin Voisin) has become an expert baker, under the tutelage of his father. And as his pantry exploits with his lover Henriette (Lyna Khoudri) indicates, food is also his ...
Still, his goal was to be the best chef in the world. The show’s first season ends with an extraordinary outdoor coronation ...
Two brand-new streaming TV series have just landed on Netflix and Apple TV+, both of which have something in common that you don’t see all that often: Perfect critics’ scores.
Benjamin Voisin plays the celebrity chef and possible spy of post-Revolutionary France in an eight-part series full of ...
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Apple TV+'s breakout stars trained under chef who 'ran kitchen with iron fist' for two monthsThe devoted cast of Carême underwent an intensive two-month culinary training program to gear up for Apple TV+'s enthralling ...
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