Claire Danes & Mandy Patinkin Sum Up The ‘Homeland’ Series Finale In One Word

Morgan, that quintessential British sports car maker, must be glad it did in the case of its famous three-wheelers, since the outgoing trike is the single most produced car in the company’s long history.That 3 Wheeler, derived from Pete Larsen’s Liberty Ace in which Telegraph Cars played a significant part, has proved so popular over a decade of production that Morgan has replaced it with a new model. Although in some ways it is radically different, as you can see, the configuration still has two of its three wheels at the front with one at the rear – forget any similarities with the infamous Bond Bug, other than numerical.History hasn’t been kind to the Ford-engined Morgan F-type trike produced from 1935 to just after the Second World War.

Clayton Davis Jessica Chastain’s nod as Tammy Faye Bakker in “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” marks her Oscar third nomination — yet she says this awards season is a bit of a refreshing experience. That’s because the award is no longer overshadowed by some of the ugly campaign tactics employed by the likes of Harvey Weinstein — the disgraced studio head convicted in 2020 of multiple counts of rape and sexual assault (whom Chastain doesn’t reference by name).On this episode of Variety’s award-winning Awards Circuit Podcast, we talk to Chastain about “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” and her approach to portraying the controversial televangelist. She reveals what lies ahead via upcoming film roles including playing Tammy Wynette in the forthcoming “George and Tammy” limited series, Tobias Lindholm’s “The Good Nurse” and Rawson Marshall Thurber’s “The Division.” The actor also discusses her friendship with fellow Julliard classmate Oscar Isaac, whom she’s worked with on several films and tv projects.

Dennis Harvey Film CriticSome movies endure as a treasured soundtrack to which the film itself becomes a mere footnote. That seems likely to prove the case with “Creation Stories,” a biopic of Creation Records’ founder Alan McGee that duly draws sonic fuel from the stellar array of Britpop bands he was involved with.

signaled his support for the bill.Under the bill, sponsored by Rep. Joe Harding (R-Williston), teachers would be prohibited from “encouraging discussion” about sexual orientation or gender identity in primary grade levels — which in Florida, is defined as preschool through third grade — or broaching the topic “in a manner that is not age-appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students.” The bill also allows parents to sue school districts for failing to consult them regarding “critical decisions affecting a student’s mental, emotional, or physical health or well-being.”While supporters largely intend for the bill to discourage teachers from affirming a child’s gender identity or acknowledging sexual orientation without first consulting the parents, during a Senate hearing on a nearly-identical bill proposed by Sen.

Anderson Cooper has asked his ex-boyfriend Benjamin Maisani to help co-parent his newborn son Wyatt.

Anderson Cooper appeared on Monday's episode of The Late Show and opened up about the role his ex Benjamin Maisani will play in his son Wyatt's life. The topic came up after host Stephen Colbert asked the 52-year-old journalist about what it's been like to welcome a new life during a difficult time.

After enjoying his 40th birthday on Wednesday, Sam Heughan revealed he was given a double reason to celebrate last month.

'After eight seasons and 95 episodes, Showtime's flagship drama Homeland finally came to a close last night, with co-creators Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa giving it a fitting ending that was sure to satisfy fans.The riveting episode was titled "Prisoners Of War" which immediately felt as though things were about to go full circle, given that it is the same title of the Israeli series that inspired the Emmy winning show to begin with.It arguably gave viewers exactly what they wanted – focusing primarily on Claire Danes and Mandy Patinkin's characters once again going head-to-head, closing off a season that has been hailed as one of the best yet.WARNING: Below are spoilers for the finale episode of Homeland Head-to-head: Saul Berenson (Mandy

Claire Danes paid tribute to her “unapologetically ambitious” Homeland character Carrie Mathison as the finale of the hit show aired on Sunday night.

The final season of Homeland is making its way to our screens and with throwback scenes of a much younger Mandy Patinkin, it wasn’t always this way.

In the final season of Showtime's Homeland, original star Mandy Patinkin is seen in flashback scenes.Initially, the show's creators thought about using digital technology to make Patinkin, 67, appear younger in the sequences set in 1986 East Berlin.''Executive producer Alex Gansa told TVLine, however, that the dilemma was resolved when it was pointed out that Boy Meets World star Ben Savage has an uncanny resemblance to Patinkin. Resemblance: In the final season of Showtime's Homeland, original star Mandy Patinkin, left, is seen in flashback scenes.

It's not always easy to give fans a series finale that's equal parts satisfying and enjoyable, but seems to have pulled it off.

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There was a familiar face on screen last week when the penultimate episode of Homeland aired – Ben Savage.

Claire Danes is looking back her 7 seasons as Carrie Mathison on “Homeland” as the show is coming to an end.

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Celebrities including Mandy Moore and Miranda Lambert are paying tribute to musician, John Prine, following news of his death.

HOMELAND'S Claire Danes broke down in tears when she realised the show was over while filming her last ever scene. The 40-year-old actress has played CIA case officer Carrie Mathison in the hit Showtime spy thriller since it began in October 2011.

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