East of Eden (2026)

East of Eden, based on John Steinbeck’s literary masterpiece of the same name, recounts the intricate story and intense conflicts between two rival families, the Trasks and the Hamiltons, in early 20th-century California. The plot really takes off with the arrival of the mysterious and calculating Cathy Ames (Florence Pugh), a woman with a dark past who drives a wedge between brothers Adam and Charles, unleashing a series of deceptions, betrayals, and acts of revenge. The escalating rivalry and family secrets will upend the lives of all the main characters for years to come, forcing them to confront the consequences of their choices.
At the 13-minute mark of the first episode, Kate McGill is sitting naked on the edge of the bed, talking to a guy who is getting dressed, seated on the opposite edge. At the 32-minute mark of the second episode, we see Florence Pugh naked in an intriguing sex scene in bed with a man. She is lying on her side, and he is taking her from behind. After sex, the two remain lying naked on the bed, chatting. In a brief sequence at the beginning of the third episode, the actress has sex in bed with a man in a dark room. At the five-minute mark, in another room and on another bed, Lucy King has sex with a man. At the 27-minute mark, Florence Pugh nude is sitting in the bathtub, pregnant (with a prosthetic belly). Next to her is a man talking. At the 2-minute mark of the fourth episode, Florence has sex in bed with a man. She is on top of him and rides him passionately. Four minutes later, we see a brief scene in which Florence has sex with different men in various positions.