Russian Doll.
According to
Deadline, he joins previously announced actors, Annie Murphy and Carolyn Michelle Smith. The publication further reports that no details of the plot and the characters have been revealed.
The first season centred on Nadia (Natasha Lyonne), who has a 36th birthday party. She dies and relives the same night over in a loop. The series featured an all-female writing and directing team as was critically acclaimed. It received four Primetime Emmy nominations and 5 Creative Arts Emmy nominations, of which it won two.
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Natasha Lyonne teaming with Rian Johnson for new series at Peacock
type= text/javascript >Natasha Lyonne is teaming up with director Rian Johnson for a brand new series coming down the pipeline at NBC’s streaming platform, Peacock.
According to Variety,
Orange is the New Black vet Natasha Lyonne has officially signed on to star in a brand new mystery series spearheaded director Rian Johnson.
Johnson, whose previous credits include helming
Star Wars: The Last Jedi and
Knives Out, will serve as writer, director, and executive producer on the series.
Unfortunately, fans of Johnson and Lyonne will have to sit tight while we wait on more details. Currently, all those involved are keeping the plot of the mystery series under wraps.
Updated: 2:58 PM CDT March 14, 2021
FORT SMITH, Ark. The University of Arkansas held its Miss UAFS 2021 competition Saturday at the Breedlove Performing Arts Center at the UAFS campus (March 13). The event was streamed live through the Miss UAFS Facebook page. The competition awarded more than $20,000 in scholarships and prizes among 8 candidates.
Jayson Toney, a media communication major, was crowned Miss UAFS 2021. She is the daughter of Charles Toney and Quade Basham of Fort Smith.
Toney s performed a jazz dance as her talent. Her platform was You Are Enough. She also secured the artistic expression non-vocal award, earning an additional $250 scholarship.
“Miss UAFS is so important to me because I grew up watching this pageant. It was always a big event for my family to come to the Miss UAFS pageant every year, so when I was at the age to compete, I knew it was the right choice for me, and I am just so ecstatic that I get to represent UAFS.”