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Cross Examined: Behind the Scenes of Amazon's New Thriller

Dec 4, 2024 | emmys.com | Malcolm Venable

Cross Examined: Behind the Scenes of Amazon's New Thriller Showrunner Ben Watkins and star Aldis Hodge reveal why authenticity, context and nuance were crucial to bringing detective Alex Cross to television 31 years after his debut in the first of James Patterson's 32 bestselling books.
Baby Reindeer's Music Supervisor on Making Day of the Jackal's Soundtrack

Nov 12, 2024 | emmys.com | Stephan Horbelt

According to Emmy-nominated music supervisor Catherine Grieves (Baby Reindeer, Killing Eve), her work on Peacock's assassin thriller The Day of the Jackal — in which Eddie Redmayne stars as lone-wolf assassin The Jackal, and Lashana Lynch is the British intelligence officer chasing him across Europe — was a bit out of the ordinary right away. "I was actually brought on in postproduction on the show," says Grieves.
Black Mirror's "Beyond the Sea": An Oral History

Oct 29, 2024 | emmys.com | Charlie Brooker

In his Netflix anthology Black Mirror, creator Charlie Brooker likes to rely on technological MacGuffins — high-concept pieces about the ways tech-nology twists how we function.
Hulu's Bruce Springsteen Documentary Director on Working with The Boss

Oct 24, 2024 | emmys.com | Jacqueline Cutler

Bruce Springsteen walks in from the light, purposeful, notebooks in hand. He beams as he hugs his bandmates from the E Street Band. It's the band's first reunion after the pandemic. They're in New Jersey. Where else could be as perfect? They begin rehearsals at The Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank. Once, it was The Carlton Theater, "where back in the 70s, I'd play with the early E Street Band," Springsteen recalls in Thom Zimny's Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.
My Life In Television: Jeff Wachtel

Oct 11, 2024 | emmys.com | Jim Halterman

Eclectic is a good word to describe Jeff Wachtel's television career, because he's worked as both a buyer and a seller. He's held executive roles at Columbia TV and USA Network and helped launch NBCU's cable division, Universal Content Productions (UCP). In those positions he gave life to some of the strongest TV dramas ever, and now he's launched his own Future Shack Entertainment production company. Here he takes us on a ride through an illustrious TV journey that's still going strong.
Celebrities Unite at the 24th Emmys Golf Classic and Pickleball Slam for Charity

Oct 8, 2024 | emmys.com | Byron Scott

The Television Academy Foundation today announced it raised over $450,000 at the 24th Annual Emmys Golf Classic. Television stars, sports luminaries, entertainment industry executives, Television Academy leadership and corporate partners competed in the golf tournament at the Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California, on Monday, Oct. 7.
Industry: Behind the Scenes of HBO's Sleeper Hit

Oct 8, 2024 | emmys.com | Benji Wilson

If Industry were a stock pick, it’d be a hard “Buy.” The HBO high-finance series just released its third season, but compared to popular shows about dragons and restaurants and the undead, it remains one for the connoisseurs. “It’s one of the most interesting pieces out there,” says Game of Thrones star Kit Harington, who joins the cast this season as Sir Henry Muck, a British aristocrat whose green-tech energy company is moving toward an IPO. “It’s stylish, it’s cool, and it knows what it is.
TV That Made Me: Charlie Puth

Oct 3, 2024 | emmys.com | Stephan Horbelt

What’s next for a pop singer-songwriter who’s maxed out his own musical stardom? Transition to television, naturally. That’s the cheeky, super-meta premise of The Charlie Puth Show, a mockumentary series released by The Roku Channel on Oct. 4. At the top of the show’s six episodes, the beloved pop star (known for radio earworms like “We Don’t Talk Anymore,” “Light Switch” and “Attention”) is told by his team that it’s no longer “enough” to just be a musician.
Kathy Bates on Updating Matlock With a Twist

Oct 3, 2024 | emmys.com | Jacqueline Cutler

Kathy Bates plays the sweet, helpless old lady so well. And in the upcoming Matlock, so does her character. Madeline “Matty” Matlock, a lawyer returning to the workforce, is neither sweet nor helpless. Some dismiss her because of age or treat her as if she’s invisible, but Matty uses their oversights to her advantage. “Nobody sees us coming,” she says in the first episode, which premiered September 22 on CBS. Bates gets that. Even Hollywood tourists hunting for celebrities look past her.
J.J. Abrams Unpacks Some of Lost’s Most Memorable Scenes (Exclusive)

Sep 20, 2024 | emmys.com | Phil Pirrello

An eye blinks open. It belongs to a disoriented doctor who awakens with a jolt, on his back, in a jungle, wearing a suit and tie. Once he gets his bearings and spots a dog that we will come to know as Vincent, the doctor soon finds himself racing onto a desert island’s beautiful sandy beach. There, he discovers the terrifying whine of a downed 747 engine and the equally terrifying screams of plane crash survivors.