city Easttown: Last News

Kate Winslet may look like she went au naturale while playing Mare Sheehan in Mare of Easttown, but she actually had some help mastering the undone, couldn’t-care-less look of it all. 

Mare of Easttown.As reported in the New York Times, Winslet claimed that Zobel offered to edit a scene in which Winslet showed a “bulgy bit of belly”.Winslet refused and told Zobel: “Don’t you dare.”Winslet also said she sent back promotional material for the drama twice because she felt it had been airbrushed too much.Winslet said: “I’m like: ‘Guys, I know how many lines I have by the side of my eye, please put them all back.“I said to my husband [Edward Abel Smith]: ‘Am I OK with that? Is it all right that I’m playing a middle-aged woman who is a grandmother who does really make a habit of having one-night stands?’ He’s like: ‘Kate, it’s great.’”The actor added: “Listen, I hope that in playing Mare as a middle-aged woman – I will be 46 in

Mare of Easttown has been the show on everyone’s lips and fans will likely by wondering if they will be lucky enough to score a second season.

Kate Winslet. Most recently, the actress has been praised for claiming that she chose not to edit her body during a sex scene for her most recent drama, Mare of Easttown.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Sacrament,” the series finale of “Mare of Easttown.”HBO’s “Mare of Easttown” almost did not end with Mare (Kate Winslet) finally ascending into the attic, where her son died by suicide.“We said, Does it feel like we’re doing two endings? Do we really need Mare going in the attic?” Winslet recalled during a live Instagram Q&A hosted by the network and moderated by Variety‘s senior artisans editor, Jazz Tangcay, on Tuesday.Winslet, who executive produces the seven-part limited series in addition to starring in it, said she had conversations with creator Brad Ingelsby and director Craig Zobel about whether or not the show should just end at the powerful moment

No filter needed. Kate Winslet fought hard to make sure her Mare of Easttown character was as authentic as possible — beyond just her spot-on Philly accent.

More power to her!

NYT. “He is an absolutely extraordinary life partner.”She continued, “I'm so, so, so lucky.

CAA has sold a majority stake in Wiip, the producer behind HBO’s Mare of Easttown and Apple’s Dickinson, to Korean company JTBC Studios. It marks the first sale of an agency-backed studio after CAA and the other agencies agreed to end their standoff with the WGA and sell a majority interest in their content divisions.

Could Mare of Easttown be more than a limited series? It’s not off the table if star and producer Kate Winslet has anything to say about it.

From Miley and Fidelma’s roll in the hay in Glenroe to Bridgerton’s intimate scenes, which would make anyone blush, sex on the telly is nothing new. What is new, in light of Kate Winslet’s fight to keep ‘unflattering’ sex scenes in Mare of Easttown, is more diversity of bodies and sexual experiences on screen.

Mare of Easttown came to a shocking conclusion on Sunday, May 30. The gritty murder mystery series is one of the most talked-about titles of the season, so it's no surprise Winslet ended its run with a bang: a by . The actor covers several topics in the chat, including the show, her husband Edward Abel Smith, and what she took from the set.

While it might have been a sleeper start for many Irish fans, Mare of Easttown has quickly become one of the most talked-about shows of the year.

Kate Winslet is more in love than ever with her other half, Edward Abel Smith.

Mare Of Easttown star Kate Winslet has explained how her family inspired the character of the HBO show’s grisly detective.Winslet, who played the titular Marianne “Mare” Sheehan in the hit drama that finished on Sunday (May 30), revealed how she sought inspiration from her father, Roger.“My dad actually reminds me quite a lot of Mare, to be honest. He was slightly the inspiration,” the actress told the New York Times.“He basically moves like Mare and eats like Mare.

In the world of showbiz, it is not unusual for the “unflattering” angles of the female body to be hidden or edited, but thankfully, Kate Winslet is making an effort to stop this.

Kate Winslet revealed she fought to keep an unflattering sex scene with her Mare of Easttown costar Guy Pearce, which exposed a 'bulgy bit of belly.'In order to realistically portray a middle-aged woman in her new HBO limited series, the 45-year-old Oscar winner said her character is 'a fully functioning, flawed woman with a body and a face that moves in a way that is synonymous with her age.''I think we're starved of that a bit,' she said of the scarcity of unfiltered and realistic female bodies on film and television during an interview with the New York Times.

The series finale of Mare of Easttown aired this weekend and we finally found out who killed Erin.

Kate Winslet is talking about the realistic portrayal of her character in HBO’s “Mare of Easttown”. 

Mare may have been the talk of Easttown these past few weeks, but now all anyone wants to know is if Kate Winslet is ready to return to the character.

WARNING: Spoilers ahead! Do not proceed if you haven’t watched Sunday’s finale of “Mare of Easttown”, titled “Sacrament”.