How Uzo Aduba Identified With Her ‘In Treatment’ Role: “She Was Standing In This Juncture Of Pain And Loss”
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deadline.com“What happens when you lose track of your pain,” Uzo Aduba asks. When you shove your most painful feelings down and suppress them?
How will that come back to bite you? And who will you be?This is the idea that hooked her into her latest role as Dr. Brooke Taylor—a therapist in the grip of bereavement, with her own hidden pain—in HBO’s new incarnation of the hit show In Treatment.
The original 2008-2010 series, created by Rodrigo García, had Gabriel Byrne in the chair as Dr. Paul Weston, and gathered multiple awards and massive critical acclaim.
Now, after a decade-long hiatus, executive producers Joshua Allen (Empire) and Jennifer Schuur (My Brilliant Friend, Unbelievable) have brought it back with Aduba in the driving seat.In Treatment
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