Station 19 : Why 25 Names Appear at the End of Tonight s Episode
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Showrunner Krista Vernoff and her director of diversity open up about the messy process of putting together Station 19 s powerful George Floyd episode.
If
Station 19 showrunner Krista Vernoff had had her way, tonight’s episode of her firefighter drama would have given 25 members of her cast and crew writing credits.
The timely hour, which was informed and enriched by their perspectives, is an exploration of pain and grief in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, as experienced through conversations between the series’ firefighters and a therapist (played by Tracie Thoms) brought in to help them heal.
Alum Gwynne Shotwell, president and COO of SpaceX, will address the Class of 2021
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Ted Lasso season 2 gets a release date and a hilarious new trailer Emily Garbutt © Provided by Total Film Jason Sudeikis in Ted Lasso
Good news, AFC Richmond fans: Ted Lasso season 2 has a release date and a brand-new teaser trailer.
Season 2 of the award-winning sports comedy will be sprinting onto Apple TV Plus on July 23, and it will consist of 12 episodes – two more than season 1, which premiered in August 2020. The show has already been renewed for a third season, too, with the streamer announcing the news back in October 2020.
Ted Lasso stars Jason Sudeikis as the titular character, a small-time American college football coach from Kansas who s unexpectedly recruited to coach a fictional English Premier League soccer team, AFC Richmond. Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, and Nick Mohammed also star.
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This image released by Amazon Studios shows Sacha Baron Cohen in a scene from âBorat Subsequent Moviefilm.â (Amazon Studios via AP)
NEW YORK Screenplay writing, usually a fairly solitary, uneventful process, is more of a full-contact sport for a movie like “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.”
Work for the nine Oscar-nominated writers of the “Borat” sequel began conventionally enough. Brainstorming, a draft, a table read. But as soon as shooting starts, there’s no telling what can happen, how people will react to Sacha Baron Cohen’s Kazakh alter-ego, or what strange circumstances might befall their protagonist.
As Borat hurtles through the world, a team of writers trails along, endlessly writing and rewriting for every evolving scenario. Take, for example, when Baron Cohen ended up in a five-day lockdown with two QAnon believers. Anthony Hines, a writer and producer on the film, would reach Baron Cohen by stealthily taking a ladder to Baron Cohen’s s
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“I’ll take a funeral over a wedding any day,” declares John Patrick Shanley, 49, gleefully. The Bronx-born award-winning playwright, director and screenwriter, whose latest handiwork,
Where’s My Money? was recently staged at New York’s City Center Theater, is quite vehement.
“I think this is an area where I’m extremely Irish. The very concept of death is something that we Irish find cheerful and relaxing.”
The mood description, cheerful and relaxed, seems to reflect his demeanor today as he sits in the theater’s bar area, dressed casually in a sea-green cotton shirt, blue jeans and scruffy white sneakers.
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