•  I don’t think anybody else has done a permanent divorce like that, or moved people out of their home, or dissolved their businesses or anything. So they were worried. I never said to anyone that Elisabeth was leaving the show. I just said that the character was moving on and you’ll have to watch. That’s what I always say: ‘You’ll have to watch.’ And you know what? If people were angry, God bless them, I’m glad that their emotions are wrapped up in the show. It’s a kind of interest that you can’t pay for… I’m not driven by giving them what they want. I’m driven by entertaining them.

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  • They belong to different stages in the women’s revolution at the time. It’s really interesting because there was such a massive change in the female consciousness in England at the time and I think Bel is kind of like “the new woman,” Lux is like the slightly older woman that initiated that movement so that Bel could exist, and Marni belongs to the kind of old school way of looking at life and behaving. It’s a really beautiful analogy and representation.
Actress Oona Chaplin Talks the Return of ‘The Hour’

    They belong to different stages in the women’s revolution at the time. It’s really interesting because there was such a massive change in the female consciousness in England at the time and I think Bel is kind of like “the new woman,” Lux is like the slightly older woman that initiated that movement so that Bel could exist, and Marni belongs to the kind of old school way of looking at life and behaving. It’s a really beautiful analogy and representation.

    Actress Oona Chaplin Talks the Return of ‘The Hour’

  • Look, man: there can only be one show at a time that people harass each other about watching, and right now that’s Breaking Bad. Sure, by now most people are watching Breaking Bad as it airs, but show a little respect—its tenure as That Show You Gotta Watch is almost at an end, so wait your turn, Homeland early adopters.
  • Mindy Kaling photographed by Dan Monick for BlackBook’s September 2012 issue. 

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  • Throughout his career Corddry has regularly stolen tough scenes opposite proven comedic masters, as well as produced genuine laughs in movies calling themselves comedies that are generally considered absolute turds. That ability has made Corddry a commodity in Hollywood, landing him juicy bit-part roles roles in films like Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, Universal’s surprisingly enjoyable and touching apocalypse dramedy due out this Friday, and at least another six films coming out next year. Yet his greatest achievement so far may be Childrens Hospital, the medical drama-mocking Adult Swim series which he created, writes. and stars in as a clown doctor. The series, which began on the WB.com, is quietly entering it’s fourth season this summer and is arguably the best comedy on television no one watches. Corddry and I sat down to talk about this, among other things. Like death.

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