Greer Grammer has achieved fame as the protagonist of Netflix’s new attractive thriller, Deadly Illusions, but confused viewers have hit the film, considering it the “worst” they’ve ever seen.
The 29-year-old, daughter of Kelsey Grammer and Barrie Buckner, plays Grace, a seemingly innocent babysitter hired by Mary (Kristin Davis), a best-selling novelist who suffers from the writer’s block, and her husband Tom ( Dermot Mulroney).
The film has topped the top 10 on Netflix’s list since it debuted last week, and after rapidly rising in rankings, it is now the number one streaming platform film.
However, with its plot off the wall and free sex scenes, some viewers go to Twitter to tell him a waste of time, insisting that the film is more suitable for life than Netflix.
Great role: Greer Grammer is the star of the new Netflix thriller Deadly Illusions
Role: The 29-year-old plays Grace, a seemingly innocent babysitter hired by Mary (Kristin Davis), a best-selling novelist who suffers from the writer’s blockade.
‘Deadly illusions [is] probably with the worst ** Netflix ever came out, “one woman tweeted, while another responded,” I was watching how … really @Netflix was spending money on this movie … I should d ‘having been to Lifetime.
“I just watched Deadly Illusions on Netflix … Honestly, I could cancel my subscription all together,” someone else wrote.
While there were a number of harsh reviews from viewers, there were some people who were baffled by the psychological thriller. They admitted that they are not even entirely sure what happened at the end of the film.
“I just saw deadly illusions on Netflix and all I can say is what the hell that was,” one Twitter user commented.
“No one makes sense so unpleasant,” someone else grabbed.
Success: The film has dominated Netflix’s top 10 charts since it premiered last week, and after quickly uploading, it’s now the number one movie on the streaming platform.
Yikes: Despite its popularity, people turn to Twitter to criticize the film, claiming it’s “the worst” they’ve ever seen.
“On my friend’s recommendation, I’m watching the best horrible movie in Netflix history: MORTAL ILLUSION with Kristin Davis, some former actors, and Greer Grammer,” one person commented. “What kind of businesswoman takes the shopping for bras from her nanny?”
“I just saw Deadly Illusions and I immediately jumped online with questions, of course. It seems like the online consensus is that it’s bad?” Someone else wrote. “I enjoyed it while watching it, but it definitely left me confused.” .
Greer, who graduated from the University of Southern California, followed in the footsteps of her famous father with her first screen role at iCarly in 2010. Prior to Deadly Illusions, she was best known for playing Lissa Miller on the MTV Awkward series.
The actress stepped out of her comfort zone to play the role of Grace, which included dark, intimate scenes with her stars.
Still, there were fans who enjoyed the film and enjoyed the evil it seemed to them.
Nearby: Greer, who has been performing since 2010, stepped out of her comfort zone to play the role of Grace, which included dark, intimate scenes with her stars
Role model: Greer praised her co-star Kristin, 56, for making her feel comfortable on set and show her how to keep her limits in mind when filming sex scenes.
Performance is in your genes! Greer is the daughter of Kelsey Grammer and Barrie Buckner. See you with your dad in 2017 (left) and your mom in 2015 (right)
“I loved the idea of doing it and pushing myself harder, because I loved it and always wanted to be taken a little more seriously,” he told KGET. But I think there were moments on set where he would say to me, “Wow. I actually have to.”
“It’s different to read it in a script and see it through someone else’s eyes,” he explained. “When I filmed it, I was on board to do it, but it was so different from anything I had done before.”
Greer praised his co-star Kristin, 56, for making her feel comfortable on set and showing her how to keep her limits in mind when filming sex scenes.
“I felt so safe on every stage and everyone felt so comfortable with everything we represented,” he said.
‘Kristin is amazing for so many reasons, but she was on a show called Sex in the City for years. So it’s not a novel in the sex scenes or the sex in the movies or the way it was shot where it was a lot.
He added: “Kristin was very good at feeling comfortable, but she was also very firm in what she was going to do, which made it very easy for me to have my limits as well.”