Through a series of incredibly clever strategies, Frank manages to force the president to resign, and of course, as VP, Frank is then sworn in to be the nation's new leader. Frank ends up killing Barnes by pushing her in front of a train when he realizes that she is attempting to expose him.īack in the White House, Frank is making more under-the-table deals with politicians to further his personal agenda. This includes eliminating journalist Zoe Barnes from season 1, who is hot on his trail, and has recruited two of her colleagues to help investigate Frank's schemes. However, he first must tie-up a few loose strings in order to make sure that none of his prior schemes can be traced back to him. House of Cards is available now on Netflix.In season 2, Frank, now VP, continues to manipulate his colleagues in his quest for more power. Also, Lucas Goodwin’s release could have an incredible potential in terms of the possible twists that could happen in the show. One that could destroy all the work that he has done to become the President of the United states, his wife Claire. From now on, Frank Underwood seems to have finally found his match in an opponent. As always, the show is not afraid to produce a ruthless story reflecting perfectly the political world of today, something with is more and more interesting as the primary elections in the U.S. One of them in particular was amazingly directed: a violent fight scene between Frank and Claire that happened to only be Frank’s dream. The production is as good as ever, if not even better than in the previous seasons, alternating between scenes with the President and scenes of the First Lady. Newcomer Ellen Burstyn acts superbly as Claire’s mother and works well with Wright, rising the tension and coldness between the characters throughout the episode. Meanwhile, Wright elevates her performance by adding a new dimension of sensibility to the strong and determined woman that is Claire Underwood, uncovering a new picture of the first lady that has been withheld from the audience until now. The different rhythm and tone of Spacey’s voice highlight his impressive acting skills as the episode progresses. Spacey gives an amazing performance as the reckless Frank Underwood, highlighting moment of toughness as well as the inflexible nature of the character. Frank concedes to support her in her campaign, while Claire will publicly announce her mother’s illness in order to stop the gossip. When a leak on the couple’s marital relationship menaces Frank’s campaign at the Primary, the President and the first lady come to an agreement. The first lady takes refuge at her mother’s house in Texas and decides to run for a congress position in her district. The show, starring Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright, makes its big return with new manipulations, new ambitions and new characters that will surely increase the complexity of the story.Īs Lucas Goodwin is released from prison under a new identity, posing a possible threat to the President, we join Frank Underwood who, despite his rising popularity among the American voters, is undergoing some difficulty linked to Claire’s departure during his campaign for presidency. The public has been waiting desperately to know what will happen to President Frank Underwood after the final twist of season 3, when it was revealed that his wife is leaving him, after she realised that he is using her to forward his own thirst of power. House of Cards is finally back for its fourth season on the popular Netflix streaming service. Blur – ‘The Narcissist’ single review: a gem that combines the very best of their career.Celebrating the life and legacy of George Michael!.Nostalgic News: Florence + The Machine’s ‘High As Hope’ turns 5!.Nostalgic News: The Virgin Suicides by Jeffery Eugenides turns 30.Interview: Neil Gaiman On ‘The Ocean At The End Of The Lane’.
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