The Better Sister explores the fragility and strength of sisterhood, something that both Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks said was revealed through their characters, Chloe and Nicky.

When crafting Prime Video’s eight-episode limited series The Better Sister, starring Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks, showrunners Olivia Milch and Regina Corrado asked themselves, “What is ...

ScreenRant ’s The Better Sister review favorably compares the series to Gone Girl, praising its twists and turns as much as it highlights "magnificent performances” by its ensemble cast. That ...

A Guide To the Cast and Characters of The Better Sister Everything you need to know about the ensemble of Prime Video’s latest crime thriller. By Panashe Nyadundu Published: Jun 9, 2025 Save Article ...

Matthew Modine in “The Better Sister” (Credit: Prime Video) Bill is one of Chloe’s friends in the high society of New York, and they regularly attend social outings together.

It wasn’t ever just about their characters. It was about the entire thing and they just know how it works.” “The Better Sister” is now streaming on Prime Video.

The Better Sister easily qualifies for being added to your to-watch list. And much of this is due to the series' stellar cast list which includes Corey Stoll, Kim Dickens, Matthew Modine and more.

The Better Sister castmembers, writers and producers share reactions to finding out who killed Adam and what's next for characters at end of TV show.

'The Better Sister' co-creators on the twists in the Jessica Biel-Elizabeth Banks Prime Video mystery, and their hopes for a Season 2.

In “The Better Sister,” Chloe Taylor edits a woman’s magazine and is married to Adam, a high-profile attorney. She is mom to Ethan, her stepson from Adam’s first marriage to Nicky Taylor ...

In the latest murder-mystery limited drama series, estranged sisters, played by Jessica Biel and Elizabeth Banks, put their pasts on hold to handle a bigger dilemma: a murder. “The Better Sister,” ...

BANKS The better sister is not a statement, it’s the question. I think it invites the audience to play with the series, as Jessica says, and go back and forth like I think one thing, and now I ...