Emmys
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‘Succession,’ ‘Better Call Saul,’ ‘Westworld’ and More: Bidding Farewell to Some of Our Favorite TV Dramas
TheWrap magazine: While these modern classics are leaving the airways, they will never leave our hearts
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How ‘The Diplomat’ Leads Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell Became TV’s Hottest New Couple
“Keri was on the very first list, and Rufus was also number one on that list,” casting director Julie Schubert says
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Why ‘Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ Score Was a Perfect Fit for Emmy-Winning Composer, Tolkien Enthusiast Bear McCreary
TheWrap magazine: “At the end of the day, it all boils down to melodies that you can play with one finger on the piano, and that they’re all distinct,” McCreary says
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‘Bad Sisters’ Creator-Star Sharon Horgan Says She Originally Wanted to Play Bibi: ‘She’s Got an Eyepatch and Shoots a Bow and Arrow’
TheWrap magazine: Reflecting on the Apple TV+ series’ slow burn, she says that “there are some things that really need to build”
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Why the ‘Andor’ VFX Team Stuck to the Visual Basics Established by ‘Rogue One’
TheWrap magazine: “We’ve got to drive the story forward. ‘Andor’ is the perfect show to exercise that kind of philosophy,” supervisor Scott Pritchard says
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‘House of the Dragon’ Star Olivia Cooke Says She Didn’t Find Her Alicent Until the End of Filming: ‘A Discovery All the Way Through’
TheWrap Magazine: The actress details crafting the “subterranean tensions” that plague her character in the HBO prequel series, saying that “she’s a bit of an enigma”
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How ‘The Last of Us’ Director Peter Hoar Turned Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett Into a Couple for the Ages
TheWrap magazine: “I would have said yes to an episode full of zombies being shot in the head and probably would have been very excited,” said director Hoar
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Rufus Sewell Found the Key to the Political Drama ‘The Diplomat’ in Screwball Comedy
TheWrap magazine: “The dynamic of the relationship was incredibly, recognizably real,” the British actor says of the flirting, fighting characters he and Keri Russell play
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How ‘Yellowjackets’ Used Radiohead and an Ensemble Cast to Keep Things ‘Simple’ in the Edit Booth
TheWrap magazine: “We’re guessing as much as anyone online and we’re on a need-to-know basis by how many scripts ahead we are,” editor Kevin D. Ross says
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Why Keri Russell Returned to TV With ‘The Diplomat’
TheWrap magazine: She wasn’t looking for another series. But the Netflix political drama surprised her: “It was the first thing I’d wanted to do in a million years”
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How the Team of ‘A League of Their Own’ Built Their Own East Coast Baseball Empire
TheWrap magazine: “We were all in awe of the movie,” production designer Victoria Paul says. “It’s a classic, and we didn’t shy away from looking at how they did it”
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Not So Funny: Why the Emmy Comedy Categories Are Losing Nominees This Year
A decrease in submissions is hitting the comedy field particularly hard, reducing the number of nominees in key categories
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Sweet Tartt: How ‘Ted Lasso’ Star Phil Dunster Became the Final Season’s MVP
TheWrap magazine: “It was always important to me and everybody else that Jamie didn’t just become nice,” Dunster says. “I think that becomes vapid and it’s not fun for the audience”
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‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’: Will the Third Time Be the Emmy Charm for Composers Thomas Mizer and Curtis Moore?
TheWrap magazine: “My own dad can’t tell what’s a standard and what’s ours, and that may be hard on our ego but is exactly what we want,” Mizer says
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Glenda Jackson, Multiple Oscar- and Emmy-Winning British Actress Who Served in Parliament, Dies at 87
The “Women in Love” actress returned to the stage after years in politics – and won a Tony
