Palm Royale is much more than just another Apple TV drama. Following its first season, the series proved to be a nostalgic cocktail of 1960s Florida, overflowing with secrets and lies among the crème de la crème of fashionable society – there was even a dash of political conspiracy for good measure.
It's a unique concoction for a series that, on the surface, might just look like a luxurious Slim Aarons' photoshoot brought to life. But the show's sun-drenched style, which creator Abe Sylvia admitted took inspiration from Aarons' photography, and sunny disposition is only part of the intrigue. There’s far more lurking in the shadows than meets the eye.
