Christina Applegate
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‘Dead to Me’ Star Christina Applegate on Why Female Writers Need to Tackle Women’s Friendships
TheWrap Emmy magazine: Emmy-nominated actress also says playing Jen Harding was “cathartic”
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‘Dead to Me’ Renewed for Season 2 by Netflix
Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini-led comedy launched in May
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‘Dead to Me’ Creator Explains Why We Never See Jen’s Dead Husband
“I still feel strongly that we did the right thing,” creator Liz Feldman tells TheWrap
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‘Dead to Me’: Creator Liz Feldman Tells the Deeply Personal Story That Inspired Netflix’s Dark Comedy
“I was in a weird, dark place,” Feldman says
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‘Dead to Me’ Trailer: Linda Cardellini Is Grieving, but Also Maybe Crazy in Netflix Comedy (Video)
Christina Applegate-led series debuts May 3
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All 8 Adam McKay Movies Ranked Worst to Best, From ‘Anchorman’ to ‘Vice’ (Photos)
How does “Vice” stack up among the comic filmmaker’s output?
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James Marsden and Ed Asner Cast in Will Ferrell’s Netflix Comedy ‘Dead to Me’
The duo joins Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini on the dark comedy
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Linda Cardellini to Star Opposite Christina Applegate in Netflix Dark Comedy Series ‘Dead To Me’
Will Ferrell-produced series centers on a tightly wound widow, and a free spirit with a shocking secret
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Christina Applegate to Star in Will Ferrell-Produced Netflix Comedy ‘Dead to Me’
Series reunites Applegate with her former “Anchorman” co-star
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‘Crash Pad’ Review: Domhnall Gleeson and Thomas Haden Church Make a Crackling Odd Couple
They’re both in love with Christina Applegate in a comedy that’s much smarter than its high concept suggests
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Joel David Moore’s ‘Youth in Oregon’ Lands US Distributor in Orion, Samuel Goldwyn Films
Frank Langella, Billy Crudup, Christina Applegate and Mary Kay Place star in euthanasia road trip drama
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18 Summer Movie Winners and Losers: From ‘Captain America: Civil War’ to ‘Ben-Hur’ (Photos)
TheWrap looks back at the scary standouts, big bombs and surprise stars of the season
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‘Jason Bourne’ Jacks Up Weekend Prediction With $23 Million Friday
Comedy “Bad Moms” also sets sights higher on stellar $10 million start
