Lifetime's August Miss Cleo biopic features The Lady of Rage as the lead.

From being stranded on Death Row to now portraying the iconic television psychic, Miss Cleo, The Lady Of Rage from Death Row Records, also known as Robin Allen, is set to star in the biopic, "Miss Cleo: Her Rise and Fall". The news was announced by Lifetime Networks in a press release, with the film scheduled to premiere on August 10 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT.

This intriguing film delves into the life of Youree Dell Harris, who worked at the Psychic Readers Network and found success while supporting her family in the late 1990s. According to Lifetime, this will be the first time Miss Cleo's perspective will be shared, as Harris tragically passed away in 2016 at the age of 53. The trailer for the film has already been released and can be viewed below. Following the biopic, at 10 p.m. ET/9 p.m. CT, Lifetime will air the documentary, "Call Me Miss Cleo", which delves even deeper into the life of this enigmatic figure.

The film follows Harris as she takes on the role of Miss Cleo, the Caribbean personality, at the Psychic Readers Network. With her charming and charismatic persona, she quickly becomes one of the most beloved and sought-after phone advisors, ultimately becoming the face of the network. Through infomercials and her signature Jamaican accent, she draws in callers seeking her guidance and advice.

However, as her popularity soared, so did the complaints against her and the network. Allegations of fraud and false advertising were made, causing Harris to have to defend her name and reputation. The biopic chronicles her rise as Miss Cleo and the challenges she faced amidst the controversy.

"Miss Cleo: Her Rise and Fall" also features an all-star cast, including Shane Johnson, Ian Bohen, Daphne Maxwell Reid, Cocoa Brown, Dwayne Boyd, Towanda Braxton, Jaida Standberry, Marley Taylor, Amelia Young, Stevie Baggs Jr., and Leslie Black. It is directed by the talented Tim Reid, known for his roles in popular sitcoms such as "Sister, Sister" and "WKRP in Cincinnati".

In related news, Snoop Dogg has recently announced that he will be bringing the Death Row Records catalog to TikTok, further solidifying the legacy of this iconic record label. With "Miss Cleo: Her Rise and Fall", Lifetime Networks is set to bring to light the captivating story of this beloved television personality, and we can't wait to tune in.

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