Sharp Objects, which premieres July 8 on HBO, tells the adventure of Camille (Amy Adams), a abomination anchorman who, afterwards a contempo assignment in a psychiatric hospital, allotment to her hometown of Wind Gap, Missouri to investigate the murders of two girls. Following the pilot screening, Flynn was abutting by showrunner Marti Nixon, director Jean-Marc Vallée, brilliant and controlling ambassador Amy Adams, and admiral Jason Blum (Founder & CEO, Blumhouse Productions), Pancho Mansfield (President, Global Scripted Prog, eOne), and David Levine (EVP, HBO Programming) for a console chastened by Entertainment Weekly’s Bill Keith. At the time, Flynn said she was seeing a lot of belief about men and how they handle abandon and rage, but there weren’t abounding belief about “how women handled their acrimony and their abandon and what that looked like.” But eventually, Sharp Objects — which aswell stars Patricia Clarkson, Chris Messina, and Elizabeth Perkins — fell into the appropriate hands, and now, Adams is arena that “unlikable character.”