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TV tonight: Sienna Miller stars in divorce drama ‘War’

Sky Atlantic is showing War, a divorce drama starring Sienna Miller as Carla and Dominic West as Morgan, a wealthy technology executive. The programme follows a legal battle in which Carla targets Morgan’s fortune while he is represented by an expensive and ruthless legal team. Other listed television highlights include Graham Norton appearances by Sly Stallone and Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Sky Atlantic is scheduled to show War at 9pm. The divorce drama stars Sienna Miller as Carla and Dominic West as Morgan, described in the supplied listing as a wealthy technology executive.

The programme centres on Carla’s pursuit of Morgan’s fortune during their divorce. Morgan is portrayed as a scheming husband, while his legal representation is described as both expensive and ruthless.

The listing also identifies Nina Sosanya as lawyer Beatrice Ubosi. A quoted line attributed to the character says, “If they play dirty, we will be total and utter filth,” indicating that the legal conflict is expected to become hostile.

The same television guide lists Sly Stallone and Catherine Zeta-Jones as guests on The Graham Norton Show. No further broadcast details for that programme are provided in the supplied record.

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