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George & King James' sexual tension is high & dangerous in exclusive Mary & George clip
Watch Nicholas Galitzine and Tony Curran being horny and treacherous in a new clip from Starz's Mary & George.
One thing about Mary & George: its characters will constantly feel titillated and threatened at the same time.
This very queer limited series from Starz features social climbers Mary (Julianne Moore) and George (Nicholas Galitzine) who infiltrate themselves into the kingdom by seducing King James (Tony Curran).
The fourth episode of Mary & George, titled "The Wolf & The Lamb," centers on Mary facing off against Lady Hatton. Moreover, George embarks on a treacherous trip to Scotland… and let's just say that the treachery continues!
You can watch Out's exclusive clip of Mary & George episode 4 below.
Episode 3 of Mary & George featured Galitzine's character having sex with Laurie Davidson's character (Robert Carr, first Earl of Somerset). However, it doesn't take long for George to turn on him, prompting the Somersets to get into some serious trouble. In the meantime, King James and George are finally reunited, which is right on schedule for Mary and George's scheming to continue.
We're curious to see what this fourth episode of Mary & George will give us. But judging by the title of the episode and this new clip, it seems like we're getting another horny and eerie chapter in this story.
We can't wait to see how this royal sexual tension will play out!
Mary & George is streaming on Starz — and you can watch the series' official trailer below.
Bernardo Sim is the deputy editor of Out, as well as a writer and content creator. Born in Brazil, he currently lives in South Florida. You can follow him on Instagram at @bernardosim.
Bernardo Sim is the deputy editor of Out, as well as a writer and content creator. Born in Brazil, he currently lives in South Florida. You can follow him on Instagram at @bernardosim.
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