mare of easttown

Fresh off her Emmy win, the veteran scene-stealer had an offer to star in a glitzy new TV show. She turned it down to make Janet Planet—an indie gem that feels like a career statement.

Emmy-winning casting director Avy Kaufman looks back at two decades of assembling unforgettable TV ensembles, from A-list limited series to the starry guest cast of Succession.

“Art reflects society,” says Jeremiah Gardner of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, calling addiction “a significant thread in the story of our time.”

Here’s how to stream TV’s big winners, from Ted Lasso to Mare of Easttown.

“I just want to acknowledge my fellow nominees,” the Mare of Easttown star said after beating a killer slate of competitors.

Despite fierce competition from Hahn and the Hamilton cast, Nicholson won for best-supporting actress in a limited series—a big surprise on a night that’s mostly gone by the book.

In his showstopper scene from the limited series that has now won him an Emmy, Peters was convinced he’d given a terrible performance.

The Awards Insider team stumps one last time for some Emmy-nominated faves, with final ballots due by the end of the day.

The Emmy-nominated director and cinematographer behind two of TV’s buzziest breakouts reveal how they dealt with COVID delays and long shoots.

The Pose and Mare of Easttown Emmy nominees talk about dedicating themselves to their characters—and what happens when it becomes too much.

Creator Brad Ingelsby talks about building a mystery, hate mail, and the possibility of a second season. 

Meet Debi Young, the makeup artist behind the faces of The Wire, Watchmen, Mare of Easttown, and more.

A theoretical second season is on the table—if Winslet can “summon” her Philly detective once more.

“I have never felt so validated as an actor,” Winslet said of the ode to her Delco accent.

Your guide to catching up on all of this year’s major shows before the Emmy Awards in September. 

Kate McKinnon and her cast and crewmates on nailing a Delco accent, tangling with Gritty, and learning to love Elon Musk’s creepy priest.

The character actor has reached a long-deserved new stage in her career: “I don’t want it to stop and I don’t see any reason why it should.”

Director Craig Zobel and star Evan Peters weigh in on the character backstory—and vintage song choices—that went into Detective Zabel’s big drunken moment.

The lineup for best actress in a limited series has been reliably stellar—but this year’s group of contenders may be the strongest yet.

HBO’s latest whodunit wrapped up one mystery—but will Mare solve more high crimes in a second season?