The Last Movie Stars

A young Paul Newman and an even younger Joanne Woodward try to find success on Broadway in the 1950s. She finds early success, while the married father of three struggles.

Newlyweds Paul and Joanne go public with their relationship and find success. Joanne's career is put on hold as the pressures of marriage and motherhood mount, while Paul's stardom rises to new heights.

In the 1960s, Paul achieves international celebrity and transforms into a Hollywood heart-throb. Joanne emerges from retirement to star in Rachel.

The couple become more outspoken about social justice issues, while Joanne must juggle Paul's drinking problem and alleged infidelities with a career-defining role.

Paul's alcoholism forces Joanne to deliver an ultimatum; a temporary peace is shattered by a shocking family tragedy and Paul's subsequent involvement in car racing.

Joanne enters a career renaissance while Paul dives deeper into the high-stakes world of car racing. They find solace in charitable work through their company, Newman's Own.