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Review: Why Netflix’s ‘The Beast in Me’ is Unsettling, Must-Watch Prestige Television

"The Beast in Me" is the caliber of high-wire psychological thriller that dominates the limited series Emmy contention. Oversized by Showrunner Howard Gordon, the show is a masterclass in toxic character study, anchored by Matthew Rhys’s terrifying turn and Claire Danes’s emotionally raw performance, proving elite acting triumphs over plot manipulation.

Ali Ahn on Finding Belonging Through ‘The Diplomat’ and Beyond

Ali Ahn discusses Season 3 of “The Diplomat,” exploring Eidra Park’s most vulnerable chapter yet and the balance between power and fragility. Fresh off her Critics Choice honor, Ahn reflects on representation, belonging, and the quiet confidence it takes to be seen in an industry still learning to listen.

‘The Lowdown’ Production Designer Brandon Tonner-Connolly on Building Tulsa’s Dust Bowl Noir

Production designer Brandon Tonner-Connolly explains how The Lowdown captures Tulsa’s heat, texture, and history through meticulous design. From hand-selecting 5,000 books for Hoot Owl Books to collaborating with local artists on murals, Tonner-Connolly brings Sterlin Harjo’s Dust Bowl noir to life with authenticity and community at its core.

Netflix Showcases ‘The Diplomat’ and ‘The Beast in Me’ at FYSEE Weekend Events

Netflix celebrated the weekend with FYSEE events for “The Diplomat” and “The Beast in Me,” featuring Keri Russell, Matthew Rhys, and their ensembles. The screenings and panels offered humor, intrigue, and first-look moments for guests, highlighting two of Netflix’s most anticipated dramas leading into the fall awards season.

Tracy Letts on Finding Home and Character in ‘The Lowdown’

Tracy Letts discusses his work on Sterlin Harjo’s “The Lowdown,” the growing filmmaking community in Tulsa, and how returning to his home state shaped his experience on the series.

Michael Shannon on ‘Death by Lightning’ and Reexamining the Role of a President

Michael Shannon speaks with Awards Focus about portraying President James Garfield in Netflix’s "Death by Lightning", working opposite Matthew Macfadyen, and approaching the performance without archival recordings. The four-episode limited series explores leadership, responsibility, and the human cost behind a pivotal moment in American history.

“This Is the Most Fun I’ve Ever Had”: Rufus Sewell on ‘The Diplomat’ and the Gift of Hal Wyler

Rufus Sewell reflects on his most fulfilling role yet in Netflix’s “The Diplomat.” As Hal Wyler, he balances charm, control, and vulnerability in a story that tests loyalty, power, and love — a performance that Sewell says has brought him more joy than any in his career.

Inside MGM +’s New ‘Robin Hood’ Series: How the Cast Brings Fresh Depth to a Familiar Legend

Set after the Norman invasion of England, “Robin Hood” rebuilds the familiar legend through grounded performances and layered storytelling. Jack Patten, Connie Nielsen, Sean Bean, Lauren McQueen, and Lydia Peckham bring new depth to iconic roles, creating a version of the timeless tale that feels both human and refreshingly real.

Shioli Kutsuna Bridges Worlds in Apple TV+’s ‘Invasion’

Shioli Kutsuna reflects on Mitsuki’s transformation in Apple TV+’s “Invasion,” exploring how loss and determination shape her character’s connection to the alien threat. As the third season finale approaches, Kutsuna discusses finding humanity within science fiction and the emotional cost of bridging two worlds.

Designing ‘Chief of War’: Jean-François Campeau Brings Hawaiian History to Life in Jason Momoa Epic

Production designer Jean-François Campeau brings Hawai‘i’s past to life in Apple TV+’s “Chief of War.” Collaborating with Jason Momoa and a predominantly Polynesian cast, Campeau blends cultural authenticity with cinematic scale, constructing temples, canoes, and landscapes that honor Hawaiian craftsmanship while capturing the epic scope of the islands’ unification.