
I have added 40 HQ photos of Betty Gilpin attending two new events to promote her run in the Broadway play, “Oh, Mary!” into our photo gallery!
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What happens when a psychotic genius exits one of Broadway’s most acclaimed new plays? The play finds a new psychotic genius, of course. Cole Escola played their final performance in Oh, Mary! on January 19, making way for Betty Gilpin to take over the title role. Watch in this video!
Betty Gilpin (Netflix’s Glow and American Primeval) is making her Broadway debut beginning January 21 as a manic Mary Todd Lincoln in Oh, Mary!, taking over for star/writer Cole Escola, at the Lyceum Theatre.
Betty Gilpin & Taylor Kitsch talk harsh times in the west in American Primeval on Netflix.
While talking to the stars we ask about the grittiness and realism of a project, particularly in the context of the Western genre. They discuss the authenticity of their characters, the challenges of portraying historical figures with differing views of right and wrong, and how they engaged with the harsh elements of the time period. From makeup that emphasized realism to the raw, unforgiving environment that mirrored their characters’ inner turmoil, the conversation touches on the immersive nature of the production and the significant educational journey it represented.
Acclaimed actor Betty Gilpin tells Stephen about training for her role in the new series, “American Primeval,” set in the American West in 1857. “American Primeval” is streaming now on Netflix.
Netflix‘s American Primeval is certainly not what most people would categorize as a “romance.” Yet, there’s a constant spark of chemistry that pulls single mother Sara Rowell (Betty Gilpin) and her wilderness guide Isaac Reed (Taylor Kitsch) together. The two spend most of the series either bickering or defying death to save each other. Gilpin and Kitsch weigh in on their characters’ cathartic kiss in the final episode.
American Primeval stars Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin take us backstage with the action-packed Netflix series based on the Utah War.
Now streaming on #Netflix #AmericanPrimeval follows the gritty and adventurous exploration of the birth of the American West, the violent collisions of cults, religion, and men and women fighting for control of the new world.
Today on #JoBloCelebrityIntervews our very own Steve Seigh sat down with the cast including Taylor Kitsch, Betty Gilpin, Dane DeHaan, Kim Coates, Saura Lightfood-Leon and Derek Hinkey as they all talk about the rigorous conditions they went through during filming, their preparation, and the deep subject matter of the show and much more! And be sure to stick around as #JoBlo also chatted with director Peter Berg with Indigenous consultant Julie O’Keefe as they talked about the series as well!
Emmy-Winner Jake Hamilton talks with AMERICAN PRIMEVAL stars Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin about the new Netflix western series.
Actors Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin are no strangers to longer-form limited series, bringing in-depth, dimensional character work to acclaimed limited series as the horrifying cult leader David Koresh in Waco and the A.I. battling nun, Sister Simone, in Mrs. Davis. Now, they bring their respective passionate approach to the frozen frontier in Netflix’s new Western epic, American Primeval, opposite one another as Isaac and Sara Rowell.
Directed by Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights) and written by Mark L. Smith (The Revenant), American Primeval follows the gritty, expansive, and bloody birth of the American West. Cults, religion, Natives, and pioneers collide violently as a wide cast of characters fight for control of the new world. The series also co-stars Dane DeHaan (Oppenheimer), Derek Hinkey (Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter One), Saura Lightfoot-Leon (The Agency), and Kim Coates (Sons of Anarchy) as Brigham Young.
Collider’s own Steve Weintraub had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Gilpin and Kitsch to talk about all things American Primeval. Together, they discussed working in freezing temperatures at extremely high altitudes, the admiration and curiosity each has for one another’s innate acting skills, and Berg’s off-the-hip, wildly intense style of direction.
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