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Brooke Shields<\/strong> and Amalia Williamson<\/strong> have delivered TV\u2019s latest dynamic duo in You\u2019re Killing Me<\/em>. Bestselling writer Allie (Shields) and podcaster and author Andi (Williamson) begrudgingly team as much as tackle a small Latest England town\u2019s eyebrow-raising mysteries and murder.<\/p>\n As we approach the premiere of the primary season on Acorn TV, Hollywood Life<\/strong> has the complete episode guide to season 1 and all the things else it’s worthwhile to find out about You\u2019re Killing Me \u2014\u00a0<\/em>including an exclusive clip \u2014 below!<\/p>\n As previously noted, Shields plays Allie, a novelist with years of experience whose movie deal falls through firstly of the season. Williamson, for her part, plays Andi, a 20-something podcaster and aspiring author whose podcast brought her fame but a fame she doesn\u2019t want.<\/p>\n Because the two women clash quite a bit throughout season 1, Shields spoke exclusively to Hollywood Life<\/strong> about Andi and Allie\u2019s dynamic.<\/p>\n \u201cWell, the butting of the heads was what made it really interesting since you\u2019ve got two generations, very different, they usually can learn from one another,\u201d Shields said on the You\u2019re Killing Me<\/em> red carpet premiere. \u201cShe makes fun of me, I make fun of her, and it\u2019s in that that the dialogue starts, and it\u2019s funny, you recognize what I mean? It\u2019s funny to look to not take those differences so seriously, but actually, learn from the opposite one.\u201d<\/p>\n Williamson identified that Andi and Allie\u00a0\u201cneed one another to achieve success in all areas of life,\u201d despite their disagreements.<\/p>\n \u201cI believe she has a very hard time at first, just when it comes to their generational differences,\u201d Williamson told Hollywood Life<\/strong>. \u201cHer mom left when she was so young, so I believe, at first, she finds Ali\u2019s character really, really annoying, but then realizes she\u2019s sort of exactly what Andi needs when it comes to her profession, when it comes to her romantic relationships, after which when it comes to a motherly figure.\u201d<\/p>\nWho Are Brooke Shields & Amalia Williamson\u2019s Characters in You\u2019re Killing Me<\/em>?<\/h2>\n