“We feel like deep roots of this show are in the books and in Tolkien,” said co-showrunner Patrick McKay. “And if we didn’t feel that way, we’d all be terrified to sit up here.”
The actress questions AMC’s motives for axing the original “Walking Dead” showrunner in a move that she called “an assassination.”
Goldstein says the hit Apple TV+ show has “so many characters that I’m sure weren’t thought of on day one.”
Kudrow says that despite some conversations with series co-creator Michael Patrick King, the cult favorite probably won’t be back for a Season 3.
Even with 201 episodes to stream (and re-stream), TV lovers know you can never get enough of Greg Daniels’ Emmy-winning sitcom for NBC.
Cinematographers Petr Hlinomaz and Fred Murphy tell IndieWire about how their compositions and lens choices help create terror on “Evil.”
To tell an authentic-yet-modern story about the “I Love Lucy” stars, director Amy Poehler recruited a truly elite crafts team to handle the music, editing, and sound.
John Ridley and Carlton Cuse’s eight-part Apple TV+ series embraces the tragic murkiness of institutional collapse in the wake of an unthinkable catastrophe.
Production of Amazon’s long-awaited, multi-season television adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s “The Lord of the Rings” will take place in New Zealand.
Ep. 165: Carmichael breaks down his creation of “Rothaniel,” how his standup evolved, his “true collaborative partnership” with director and best friend Bo Burnham, and becoming a storyteller.
After the slow burn romance of Season 2, the next Bridgerton sibling is ready for a fairytale ending.
Brown said she was told by an influential casting director at age 10 that she was “too mature” to make it in Hollywood, leaving her in tears.
