Why Alan Alda is the last decent actor in Hollywood
The perennial “nice dad”, finally back on screens in Netflix’s “The Four Seasons” remake, represents a Hollywood that no longer exists: one for adults.
Alan Alda poses for a portrait before receiving a Life Achievement award at the Screen Actors Guild in 2018. AP
Any television show created by and starring Tina Fey is usually worth a watch, but unfortunately the new Netflix eight-part comedy series The Four Seasons has let the side down.
Despite featuring a high-class comic cast including Will Forte, Steve Carell and Colman Domingo, the show has been met with indifferent reviews; Telegraph critic Keith Watson wrote “What a waste of the assembled talent”, and this seems to be the consensus, which has proved disappointing.
