The plot is juicy

At The Art Of More’s compelling centre is Graham Connor (Christian Cooke, Ordeal By Innocence), a former soldier working as an account executive at a top New York auction house. But he has a dark past that’s about to catch up with him. When he was serving in Iraq, Graham was part of a group that smuggled lucrative relics out of the country – and now his old buddies are about to rock up in the Big Apple with plenty of loot that could be worth a fortune.

The supporting characters are ace

Any prestige drama worth its salt is satisfyingly multilayered – and The Art Of More doesn’t disappoint when it comes to finely woven plot threads. Billionaire Samuel Brukner (Dennis Quaid, The Day After Tomorrow) is an egocentric art collector with political aspirations; the filthy rich Arthur Davenport (The Princess Bride’s Cary Elwes) is Connor’s first big client; and Roxanna Whitman (Kate Bosworth, Still Alice) is a rival account executive with plenty to prove.

Behold the stellar cast!

It’s all well and good having a bunch of cracking characters written down on the page, but casting them correctly is key. The likes of Dennis Quaid, Cary Elwes and Kate Bosworth add real star quality to The Art Of More, bringing years of experience – and bags of charisma – to their parts.

It’s seriously fast-paced

A glossy drama? About the super wealthy? And the corrupting power of money? What’s not to love? With a quick-moving plot that’s big on intrigue and thrills, The Art Of More is the perfect binge-watch to accompany these chilly February nights. You even get a bit of a history lesson in some episodes thanks to flashbacks that focus on the backstory of items up for auction.

It looks a million dollars

For a show that deals primarily in cash, power and really expensive vases, The Art Of More looks as polished and dynamic as you might expect. From the plush surroundings of New York to the sharply dressed cast, it just screams premium entertainment. Still need convincing? Then discover this dazzling drama for yourself right now in On Demand!

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