Janicza Bravo Will Follow Up ‘Zola’ by Directing FX’s ‘Kindred’ Pilot, Produced by Darren Aronofsky
“The Americans” showrunners Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields are among the executive producers on FX’s upcoming adaptation.
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‘Fosse/Verdon’ Producers Explain the ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ Inspiration Behind Episode 5
A trip to the Hamptons opened up a lot for these Broadway legends, as depicted in the FX series.
‘Fosse/Verdon’: The Writers Sang Their Way Through Writing Episode 4’s In-Depth ‘Pippin’ Tribute
Showrunner Steven Levenson and executive producer Joel Fields reveal just how deep their personal histories with musical theater go.
‘The Americans’ Showrunners on the Finale, ‘Taking Your Lumps’ for Season 5, and a New Pace for the Final Episodes
Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields made no secret that Season 5 would be slow, and they’re already cooking up something “different” for the final season.
Is The World Going to Hell Because ‘Hannibal’ Got Canceled? The Week in Showrunner Tweets
Plus: Ava DuVernay has an important message to share, and Leslie Jones is not happy with NBC’s “Timeless” cancellation.
‘The Americans’ Showrunners Are Really Worried You Won’t Like One Part of the Season 5 Premiere
Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields provide a new definition for “money pit” in a light-hearted discussion of a darkly comic premiere.
‘The Americans’: The Emmys Finally Nominated the Best Drama on Cable
“The Americans” overcame three years of snubs in a big way, snagging Emmy nods for Outstanding Drama Series and both actors. But why now?
Review: ‘The Americans’ Season 4 Finale: It’s Fight or Flight for the Jennings
The Jennings were offered a way out in a surprising finale both in what was there and what wasn’t.
Review: ‘The Americans’ Season 4 Episode 12 ‘A Roy Rodgers in Franconia’ Scares Us Cold
The pieces are in place. The dominoes have been set. Next week, they fall.
‘The Americans’ Showrunners on How Married Viewers Might See The Show Differently (Consider This)
Is this the year “The Americans” finally breaks through at the Emmys?
Review: ‘The Americans’ Season 4 Episode 11 ‘Dinner for Seven’ Serves Up a Mugging
A late mugging changes the game for “The Americans” Episode 11.
‘The Americans’ Renewed For Two Final Seasons, Will End in 2018
‘The Americans’ Renewed For Two Final Seasons, Will End in 2018
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