TV Interview!
Interview with Jackie Dallas of “The Hunting Wives” on Netflix by Suzanne 7/10/25
It was great to speak to Jackie! She’s had an interesting life and has acted in a lot of TV shows that I’ve seen. She has a small part in the upcoming Netflix series, where she plays the campaign manager for Jed Banks (Dermot Mulroney). I saw a few of the upcoming episodes of “The Hunting Wives,” and it’s trashy fun as well as being a good whodunnit. She’s a good addition to the cast, which features Brittany Snow, Chrissy Metz, Jaime Ray Newman, Malin Akerman and more. Jackie also has a recurring role as a doctor on “The Bold and The Beautiful” weekdays on CBS. Enjoy the video and don’t forget to watch the show, which premieres Monday, 7/21 on Netflix!
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Brittany Snow will co-lead the upcoming drama series âThe Hunting Wives,â alongside previously announced co-lead Malin Ă kerman. STARZ ordered eight episodes of the addictive, twisty thriller, which will begin production this Spring in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Following the spin-off of Starz Inc. into an independent company separate from Lionsgate Studios, Lionsgate Television acquired rights to The Hunting Wives back from Starz. In June 2025, Netflix licensed U.S. rights to the series for a year, with the series scheduled to premiere on the platform on July 21.
Snow will portray Sophie OâNeil in the series based on the novel by May Cobb, which tells the story of Sophie and her familyâs move from the East Coast to deep East Texas, where she succumbs to socialite Margo Bankâs (Malin Ă kerman) irresistible charms â and finds her life consumed by obsession, seduction, and murder.
Snow can currently be seen in the 2024 Academy AwardŸ-nominated live-action short film Red White & Blue. She also debuted her directorial feature debut film Parachute at the 2023 SXSW Film Festival and earned two awards including the Thunderbird Rising Special Award. Parachute is set for a 2024 release. Snow will also be seen in the upcoming feature The Good Half which debuted at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival.
âThe Hunting Wivesâ is executive produced by Rebecca Cutter (âHightownâ), who will write and serve as showrunner, Erwin Stoff (âThe Serpent Queen,â The Matrix, Edge of Tomorrow, Julia) for 3 Arts Entertainment and Cobb. The series is produced by Lionsgate Television and 3 Arts Entertainment.
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About 3 Arts Entertainment
3 Arts Entertainment is a talent/literary management and production company, with 33 years of experience. We have offices in Beverly Hills and New York and have clients in the TV and Film Lit world, acting world, hosting world, branded areas, digital media and more. 3 Arts has produced hit films such as The Matrix, Austin Powers: Thy Spy Who Shagged Me, The Devilâs Advocate, Edge of Tomorrow and 13 Hours and more. We currently executive produce over 30 shows on the air. Some of our series include: âJulia,â âItâs Always Sunny in Philadelphia,â âMaster of None,â âUnbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,â âInsecure,â and âBrooklyn Nine-Nine.â
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Jackie Dallas stars in Netflixâs “The Hunting Wives” (July 2025) and is known for her sharp, grounded performances across television and filmâfrom her breakout role in Netflixâs “Stranger Things” to action thrillers alongside Jean-Claude Van Damme and Juliette Binoche.
Raised in Florida in a family of doctors, Jackie initially pursued a medical career, studying microbiology at the University of Florida and attending medical school with a focus on surgery and pathology. However, her passion for performing began early, sparked by a childhood role as a dancing forest nymph in a summer theater camp production of “The Chronicles of Narnia”âa spark that never faded.
After meeting her husband during residency, Jackie relocated to Northern California and made the bold decision to leave medicine behind and pursue acting full-time. She immersed herself in the San Francisco indie film scene before moving to Atlanta, where she landed a role in the first season of “Stranger Things” as âJen,â the science teacherâs girlfriendâkickstarting her on-screen career.
Since then, Jackie has become a familiar face in some of televisionâs most-watched series. She delivered a memorable guest performance as âNancy,â a flight attendant caught in a human trafficking conspiracy, in a gripping episode of “Magnum P.I.” Her additional credits include “Criminal Minds,” “The Resident,” “NCIS: New Orleans,” “13 Reasons Why,” “Fear the Walking Dead,” “NCIS: Hawaiâi,” and more.
Her feature film work includes starring opposite Jean-Claude Van Damme and Kristanna Loken in James Cullen Bressackâs action thriller “Darkness of Man,” and Anna Guttoâs crime drama “Paradise Highwayâ with Juliette Binoche, Morgan Freeman, and Frank Grillo. She also played âIvy,â the straight-talking best friend of âArmekaâ (Jennifer Sears), in Booker T. Mattisonâs thriller “Twisted Marriage Therapist.” Additional film credits include “Hunting Season,” “The Pining,” “Devilâs Revenge,” and “The Free Fall.”
Her passion for performing is rooted in a deep love of storytelling and a fascination with the human experience. Throughout her life, sheâs held a variety of jobs that placed her alongside people during some of their best and most challenging momentsâexperiences that deepened her interest in the human condition and make it especially meaningful for her to bring those stories to life on screen.
Outside of acting, Jackie remains connected to her medical background as a philanthropic patient advocate for womenâs health. She collaborates with a female urogynecologist to improve access to educational content around pelvic floor health and related disorders, while also advocating for increased research, funding, and awareness. Her dedication to this work stems from her time in residency, where she published 20 clinical research papers focused on surgical outcomes, including disparities in race and age.
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