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The drama is a dark and twisty comedy starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson as a storybook

couple preparing for their upcoming wedding.

But just days before the big day, she reveals a horrifying truth about her past self that

threatens to undo their nuptials and their bond.

I'm Ayesha Harris, and on this spoiler-packed episode of NPR's

Pop Culture Happy Hour, we're getting into all the surprising drama in The Drama.

Join me today is Philadelphia Inquirer's Arts and Entertainment Editor and Film Critic, Badatri D. Chaudhry.

Hello, hello. And also with us, Badatri D. Chaudry. Hello,

Begatri. Hello, hello. And also with us is journalist and host of the movie review podcast, Seated. Crayvel Anderson. Hey, Trevelle. Hello, beloved. Hello. Oh, I'm so, I was excited

for our previous conversation. I'm very excited for this one because we can just get all into it.

So yeah, on Friday, we dropped a spoiler-free episode about the drama with three of us.

This time, we are going to get into it. Here's the gist of what goes down.

Zendaya and Robert Pattinson play Emma and Charlie, a couple who are days away from getting married.

A provocative question comes up during a casual conversation with friends, which is,

what's the worst thing you've ever done?

So Emma's answer is, you know, pretty disturbing.

When she was 15, she planned but did not go through with, that's key here, a mass shooting at her school.

Of course, you know,

this unsettles Charlie, normal, totally normal, to the point where he's now unsure whether or not he truly knows his soon-to-be wife. And as they put together the final details of their

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