Described as a “narrative puzzle that subverts the notion of truth and who gets to define it,” not much is known about the project just yet, although Winslet will executive produce the series alongside Diaz. It’s worth noting, though, that Diaz’s first novel In The Distance was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2018, as well as a finalist for the PEN/Faulkner Award, so we can be assured of a brilliant, immersive story.

Winslet, who has previously scooped Emmy awards in the outstanding lead actress category for HBO’s Mare Of Easttown and Mildred Pierce, has plenty of exciting projects in the pipeline before she gets her teeth stuck into Trust.

This December, she’s making a splash as Pandora in the much-anticipated Avatar sequel, and is about to start filming Lee, the true story of prolific fashion photographer and war correspondent Lee Miller.

We’ll update this story as we hear more details, but one thing’s for sure: with Winslet’s track record with HBO, this new collaboration has all the potential to put her on the path to Emmy success once more.

HBO’s Trust: Kate Winslet is starring in a new TV adaptation of this bestselling novel