What to expect in this Series
This series blends cinematic reality with structured emotional storytelling. Each episode follows interconnected couples and singles facing real temptation, emotional tests, and relationship turning points.
Layout Outline
Between Love and Lust is a grounded, character‑driven relationship drama that blends emotional realism with modern fame culture, social media influence, ambition, and temptation.
Why This Series Now
Modern relationships are lived publicly and tested privately. Between love and lust captures today’s emotional reality where attention is currency and temptation is always one message away.
Dion “Rome” Kearney
Dion “Rome” Kearney is an American actor who has appeared in film and television roles over the past several years. He’s known for his work in titles such as All the Queen’s Men (2021), One Heart, Lady Luck (2017), and the TV series Sistas (2019) where he played characters that often reflect layered, dramatic narratives in contemporary entertainment. His career continues to develop with credited appearances across film and television, marking him as a working actor building his presence in the industry.
Andrea McMillian
Andera McMillian is a dynamic actress, dancer, and model who began her journey from humble roots in Los Angeles. A skilled dance instructor, she has showcased her talent on stages in Las Vegas, contributing to high-energy fashion shows and live productions. Beyond performing, Andera is also a talented makeup artist, bringing creativity both in front of and behind the scenes. Driven and versatile, her goal is to continue expanding her resume as an actress, dancer, and all-around entertainer while building a lasting presence in the entertainment industry.
Devon Lewis
Devon Lewis is an actor, bodybuilder, and on-set performer best known for his work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe series She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. Lewis gained industry attention after appearing as “Savage She-Hulk” in the show’s Season 1 finale, where he served as the physical performer and body double for the character during a special opening sequence that paid tribute to the classic 1970s Incredible Hulk television series. Instead of CGI, Lewis wore full prosthetics and green body paint to bring the character to life on screen, showcasing the practical performance work behind the superhero production.