Kate Winslet Wouldn’t Let ‘Mare Of Easttown’ Director Cut “A Bulgy Bit Of Belly” From A Sex Scene

Batman would perform oral sex on Catwoman.The question arose after Harley Quinn co-creator Justin Halpern told Variety that a moment in which Batman performed the act on Catwoman didn’t make the third season of the DC Entertainment-HBO Max animated series.“In this third season of Harley [Quinn], we had a moment where Batman was going down on Catwoman, [and] DC was like, ‘You can’t do that. You absolutely cannot do that,’” Halpern said.

One of HBO Max’s breakout hits (well, at least that’s what social media tells us), “Hacks” has been the third jewel in the Jean Smart renaissance that began with “Watchmen” and was followed by definite ratings hit, “Mare of Easttown.” Of course, you could argue that the veteran Hollywood actor never went anywhere or that her “comeback” really started with an Emmy-nominated turn in the second season of “Fargo” or maybe her run in another FX standout, “Legion.” Whatever the case, Smart has gotten

“Legendary,” which just finished its second season on HBO Max, is one of the most confounding competition programs on television. Featuring 10 different ballroom houses battling for $100,000, the series has incredible performers that make it a must-watch, but the only consistent thing about the judging is how inconsistent and confounding it is.

not having Kim Cattrall as Samantha Jones, almost all of the original “Sex and the City” gang will be back for the revival series, “And Just Like That.”HBO Max announced Wednesday that Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg, Willie Garson and Evan Handler will reprise their roles on the show. Cantone, 61, will bring back sassy event planner Anthony Marentino, who married 57-year-old Garson’s character Stanford Blatch in the second film.

After already landing a buzzworthy breakout with “The Flight Attendant,” HBO Max has done it again with the critically acclaimed dramedy “Hacks.” Created and produced by Paul W. Downs, Lucia Aniello, and Jen Statsky, the series focuses on a legendary Las Vegas comedienne, Deborah Vance (Jean Smart), who finds herself dealing with a “canceled” television writer, Ava Daniels (Hannah Einbinder), who wants nothing more to return to her life in Hollywood.

Mare Of Easttown could return for a second season, HBO Chief Casey Bloys has said.Bloys spoke to Variety following the news that Brad Ingelsby, the show’s creator, has signed a three-year exclusive deal with HBO.“If Brad felt like he had a story to tell that felt like it would be at the same level, I think everybody would be open to it,” he said.“Right now, he doesn’t have that story.

Kate Winslet won over critics and audiences with her new HBO show, Mare of Easttown. The Academy Award-winning actress portrayed the role of Mare Sheehan, a police investigator in a small Pennsylvania town solving a murder case.

“Friends” character Phoebe Buffay’s “Smelly Cat” is known around the world, but actress Lisa Kudrow needed some help remembering how to play it.

has gone on to be one of the lasting highlights of HBO’s prestige catalog of TV while finding a permanent place in the pop culture zeitgeist thanks to its nuanced takes on life, death and family.

Mare of Easttown.As reported in the New York Times, Winslet claimed that Zobel offered to edit a scene in which Winslet showed a “bulgy bit of belly”.Winslet refused and told Zobel: “Don’t you dare.”Winslet also said she sent back promotional material for the drama twice because she felt it had been airbrushed too much.Winslet said: “I’m like: ‘Guys, I know how many lines I have by the side of my eye, please put them all back.“I said to my husband [Edward Abel Smith]: ‘Am I OK with that? Is it

Chance are you don’t know New Zealand comedian, actress, and TV presenter, Rose Matafeo (“Baby Done,” “Horndog”), a writer and performer on the NZ late-night comedy sketch show “Funny Girls.” January saw Rose star in the feature film “Baby Done” From producer Taika Waititi, while she has featured on BAFTA-winning “Taskmaster” (Ch4), “Have I Got News For You” (BBC One), and many more.

No filter needed. Kate Winslet fought hard to make sure her Mare of Easttown character was as authentic as possible — beyond just her spot-on Philly accent.

More power to her!

Could Mare of Easttown be more than a limited series? It’s not off the table if star and producer Kate Winslet has anything to say about it.

Kate Winslet wanted to keep it real. The actress, who is starring in the HBO limited series "Mare of Easttown," was determined to give a realistic look to her character.The Oscar winner was even willing to push back when the 45-year-old felt she looked too retouched in early promo posters and cuts.

Mare of Easttown came to a shocking conclusion on Sunday, May 30. The gritty murder mystery series is one of the most talked-about titles of the season, so it's no surprise Winslet ended its run with a bang: a by . The actor covers several topics in the chat, including the show, her husband Edward Abel Smith, and what she took from the set.

Kate Winslet was dedicated to making her latest character as real as possible.

Kate Winslet is taking the digital space by storm with her latest limited series Mare of Easttown. The popularity of the show even led to HBO Max crashing ahead of the finale episode.

In the world of showbiz, it is not unusual for the “unflattering” angles of the female body to be hidden or edited, but thankfully, Kate Winslet is making an effort to stop this.