‘The Morning Show’: Emmy-Nominated Director Mimi Leder Says Season 2 “Will Reflect The World We’re Living In” – Crew Call Podcast

Malina Saval Associate Editor, FeaturesThough born and raised in Haifa, Israel, filmmaker Amos Gitai (“Kadosh,” “Rabin: The Last Day”) had never heard of Fattoush, a popular restaurant-cum-club located in the port city.“I discovered this club through one of the actresses from one of my previous films.

Director Maïmouna Doucouré experienced intense backlash over Netflix’s promotional campaign for “Cuties”, but she learned about the artwork at the same time as the public.

Damon Wise editorMartin Short turned 70 during the pandemic, and if it hadn’t been for the worldwide lockdown he’d probably still be on the road somewhere, doing his two-man vaudeville show with his old friend Steve Martin.

Rich Ferraro Each year the list of Emmy nominees is rightfully analyzed and scrutinized for diversity. The list of LGBTQ Emmy nominees is then further examined for its own racial and gender diversity, but that analysis consistently has overlooked the geographic diversity of LGBTQ people.

TheWrap-Up,” hosts Sharon Waxman and Daniel Goldblatt discussed the Republican National Convention, the NBA’s protests over the shooting of Jacob Blake and the impending sale of TikTok.Then, we flashed the Bat-Signal to our resident comic book experts, Umberto Gonzalez and Ross Lincoln, to discuss Warner Bros.’ huge fan event, DC FanDome.

A number of Lynn Shelton’s famous friends and collaborators came together on Tuesday night for an emotional tribute honoring the late director three months after her death.

Angelique Jackson The creative team behind HBO’s hit series “Insecure” has a lot to celebrate at the moment: The fourth season of the comedy nabbed eight Emmy nominations, including best comedy series.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineAs a playwright and screenwriter, Tony McNamara was never particularly interested in scripting the period piece.

Pete Hammond, Dominic Patten Deadline’s TV Talk podcast returns this week as we take a deep dive into all the supporting categories at the Emmy Awards and make predictions as to the possible outcomes.Of course, there are many others to consider with each category in Comedy and Drama sporting a whopping eight nominees, indicating a real split of opinion over who is most admired.In the comedy categories, will 2019 winners from The Marvelous Mrs.

Matthew Carey Jeff Goldblum bestrides the planet at an impressive 6’4 1/2 inches (roughly), with an openness to new adventures and experiences perhaps more expected in a person of 27 than his 67. He is, in short (or tall), curious—about a lot of things.“I like to ask questions and I’m interested in the answers, I’m seeking answers,” Goldblum assures Deadline.

Jennifer Aniston found some comfort starring as morning show host Alex Levy in her latest role.The actress, 51, opened up in an interview with the Los Angeles Times about her role on Apple TV+ series The Morning Show, explaining she found playing a character who is hounded by the press and has her personal life picked apart by the public “cathartic”.“That show was 20 years of therapy wrapped into 10 episodes,” she quipped.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWith short-form comedy series Flipped, Kaitlin Olson was afforded the opportunity to get involved with the Quibi platform at its inception, jumping at the chance to play the kind of self-involved, heightened character for which she’s become well known.Directed by Ryan Case, the series centers on Jann (Will Forte) and Cricket Melfi (Olson), a chronically underemployed couple, who have proclaimed themselves home renovation experts, with total confidence that

Jennifer Aniston opened up about her “cathartic” role on AppleTV’s “The Morning Show” and the many ways it mirrors her real life.

Jennifer Aniston says filming The Morning Show was a “cathartic” experience for her after a life in the spotlight.“That show was 20 years of therapy wrapped into 10 episodes,” Aniston, 51, said in a candid interview with the Los Angeles Times, published on Tuesday, August 18.

Jennifer Aniston found some comfort while starring in her latest role. In a new interview with , the 51-year-old actress reveals that her role on was a «cathartic» experience for her.In the Apple TV+ series, Aniston's character, morning show host Alex Levy, is hounded by the press and has her personal life picked apart by the public, something the actress can certainly relate to.«That show was 20 years of therapy wrapped into 10 episodes,» Aniston says. «There were times when I would read a

Jennifer Aniston is opening up about filming on The Morning Show and comparing it to a lot of therapy all at once.

Jennifer Aniston has been winning rave reviews (and her second Screen Actors Guild Award) for her portrayal of TV host Alex Levy in Apple TV+ dramedy “The Morning Show”.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorAs the Black Lives Matter movement took hold of the U.S., Kerry Washington could not help but remember filming “Scandal” while she was pregnant. “It’s impossible to not worry about the Black men in my life out in the world.

Over four regular and two holiday-themed seasons of Netflix’s “Nailed It!” contestants have tried to recreate professionally crafted confections with dizzying effect.