‘Fargo’: How the Sound of ‘Barton Fink’ and Music of ‘Wizard of Oz’ Shaped the Special B&W Episode
Emmy-nominated composer Jeff Russo and co-supervising sound editors Nick Forshager and Tim Boggs break down the tricky balance of “East/West.”
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Frances McDormand Reveals ‘Fargo’ Originally Sent Marge to Anti-Abortion Rally: ‘Can You Imagine?’
Cutting a “right to life protest” allowed the Coen Brothers to include the famous Mike Yanagita scene.
Chris Rock’s Set Policy: ‘I’ve Fired People Because They Couldn’t Listen to a Woman’
Being around powerful women in the comedy world helped shape Rock’s career mindset.
‘Fargo’: How Season 4’s Black-and-White Episode Embraces its ‘Wizard of Oz’ Metaphor
Showrunner Noah Hawley and his production team spoke with IndieWire about designing “East/West,” a standout entry and brilliant homage to classic cinema.
‘Fargo’ Season 4: Creating a Digital Kodachrome Look for the ’50s Gangster Saga
Cinematographer Dana Gonzales defined the aesthetics with eye-popping Kodachrome, along with Autochrome, Ektachrome, and black-and-white segments.
‘Fargo’ Season 4 Finale: Noah Hawley on All Those Deaths and That One Big Cameo
The oranges, it turns out, weren’t solely a nod to “The Godfather.”
Chris Rock Sounds Off on Hating Civil Rights Movies: ‘They Make Racism Look Very Fixable’
“This shit is so much dirtier than any movie ever shows,” Rock said during a recent podcast interview.
In ‘Fargo’ Season 4, the Cops Aren’t So Good Anymore
Police officers have always been the moral compass of “Fargo.” But in order to tell this “true story,” Noah Hawley had to change perspectives.
Watch ‘Fargo’ on FX on Hulu: Chris Rock Joins Season 4
The latest in FX’s anthology series follows feuding 1950s crime syndicates in Kansas City. Episodes hit Hulu every Monday after debuting Sunday on FX.
Jessie Buckley Won’t Explain ‘Ending Things,’ but She Will Reveal What Terrified Her Most
The star of Charlie Kaufman’s latest talks about landing the role in 12 hours and how carrying a platter of ham became a character choice.
‘Fargo’ Review: Season 4 Is the Bleakest Season Yet — and Better for It
Noah Hawley’s midwestern parable examines the racist origins of capitalism in a new season that’s a tad slower, a touch heavier, and every bit as rewarding.
Fall 2020 Preview: 30 New and Returning Shows on the Horizon
Expanded universes, returns to old favorites, and one ambitious live episode: There’s plenty in store in the TV world between now and the waning weeks of the calendar year.
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