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How Kate O’Flynn Turned Patricia Into ‘Widow’s Bay’s’ Most Beloved Character

Kate O'Flynn discusses finding Patricia through instinct, balancing horror and comedy, and why the character has resonated so deeply with audiences. The "Widow's Bay" star also reflects on the acclaimed Episodes 4 and 8, working with Matthew Rhys, and the show's recently announced Season 2 renewal.

How Samba Schutte Turned ‘Pluribus’ Scene-Stealer Mr. Diabaté Into Something More

Samba Schutte discusses his journey from Mauritius and Ethiopia to Apple TV+'s "Pluribus," working with Vince Gilligan, the surprising inspirations behind Mr. Koumba Diabaté, and why one of the series' most extravagant characters may also be one of its loneliest.

Carlos Manuel Vesga Discusses Manos, Fan Theories, and the Mysteries of ‘Pluribus’

Carlos Manuel Vesga discusses joining Vince Gilligan's "Pluribus," building the enigmatic character of Manos through silence and restraint, the audience's passionate fan theories, and why the series succeeds by asking viewers to embrace mystery, patience, and the rewards of thoughtful storytelling.

Lee Sung Jin on Reinventing ‘Beef’ for Season 2, Building an Emmy-Worthy Ensemble, and Finding Stories He Needs to Tell

"Beef" creator Lee Sung Jin discusses the real-life inspiration behind Season 2, building one of television's strongest ensembles, the now-famous Austin and Eunice hospital storyline, and why empathy remains the defining quality of great actors as the acclaimed Netflix series returns to awards season.

Jeanie Bacharach on Building the Ensemble Behind ‘Beef’ Season 2

Casting director Jeanie Bacharach discusses assembling the acclaimed ensemble of Netflix's "Beef" Season 2, working alongside creator Lee Sung Jin, casting Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan, discovering Seoyeon Jang and Matthew Kim, and finding actors capable of navigating the show's unique emotional and tonal complexity.

Uma Thurman Brings Precision and Power to ‘Dexter: Resurrection’ as the Franchise Reasserts Itself

Uma Thurman discusses joining "Dexter: Resurrection," building the quiet intensity of Charley, collaborating with Michael C. Hall and Peter Dinklage, and why the show's meticulous storytelling impressed her. The Academy Award nominee also reflects on moral ambiguity, character restraint, and what she hopes lies ahead for Charley.

PaleyFest 2026: Noah Wyle and the Cast of ‘The Pitt’ Preview a High-Stakes Season Finale

As “The Pitt” heads into its season two finale, the acclaimed drama continues to examine the emotional toll of life inside an emergency department. Noah Wyle and the cast reflect on a season defined by burnout, moral complexity, and characters pushed to their limits, with no guarantee of resolution.

Emmy Nominee Sonja Wajih Brings Stunt Work Into the Spotlight with “The Rookie”

Emmy nominee Sonja Wahji delivers a standout stunt performance in "The Rookie," turning danger into discipline. With a mix of athleticism, precision, and storytelling, Wahji represents the growing recognition of stunt performers at the Emmys, bringing visibility to a craft long essential to television’s most gripping moments.

‘Lies of P’ Composer Yeakun Yoo on Using Melody to Create a Gloomy Version of Pinocchio

The first thing players will likely notice about the acclaimed video game Lies of P is its difficulty. The second thing, however, is the game’s mesmerizing score, courtesy of Yeakun Yoo, one of the most exciti... Read More...