David Canfield

The 'Diplomat' star, now Emmy-nominated for season three, talks Hal Wyler’s shifting loyalties, messy ambition and the thrill of a series that keeps evolving.

Netflix’s bold awards contender depicts a seemingly ordinary family undone by a father’s charge of possessing child sex abuse material. “It’s controversial, but also realistic,” Seydoux says. “It was important to tell this story because it’s reality.”

The Oscar winner hadn't shot a movie in five years when ‘The Rivals of Amziah King' came his way. The ambitious indie became a passion project: “I chose this in place of other movies I could have done for a whole lot more money.”

The director of queer favorites like ‘Looking' and ‘All of Us Strangers' returns with ‘A Long Winter,' a rich character study shot deep in the wilderness. Here he speaks about the film, which he calls an “endpoint” in his career thus far, for the first time.

The sophomore feature from Shatara Michelle Ford features a stellar lead performance from Denée Benton, who connected deeply to the story of queer joy and friendship: “My last four years of chaotically crashing out led to really getting to alchemize it into art.”

Debora Cahn received her first Emmy writing nomination this year for an episode that features four actors at the top of their game.

Shelved as a tax writeoff by Warner Bros. Discovery, the ambitious Looney Tunes courtroom comedy was brought back to life — and director Dave Green is having the last laugh.

It's not just ‘Heated Rivalry.' Worthy shows from the U.K. to Denmark are being left out because of outmoded requirements.

“My appetite to continue to make television is really it now because of the length of the engagement,” Conrad tells THR.

“My job as the showrunner is to make sure that this doesn’t break the spell with the audience … that it feels right and doesn’t feel desperate,” says Steven Conrad of the musical moment between Jason Bateman and David Harbour’s characters.