The best season of The Diplomat is always the next one. Debora Cahn‘s political drama starring Keri Russell, Rufus Sewell, Allison Janney, and Bradley Whitford ends on thrilling cliffhangers every season, and The Diplomat Season 4 finale delivers the best one yet.
The Diplomat exists at the inflection point where romance and political power combine. We’ve seen how work impacts the personal lives of Kate (Keri Russell) and Hal Wyler (Rufus Sewell) since Season 1, and The Diplomat Season 4 shows three couples of different ages and relationship phases navigating different tiers of geopolitical power.
Eidra Park (Ali Ahn) really wants to trust Kate Wyler (Keri Russell) in The Diplomat, but the events of Season 4 have made that harder. The American ambassador
Netflix’s The Diplomat is off to a roaring start for Season 4. The hit Keri Russell-led political thriller debuted its fourth season on Oct. 15, and it’s already steadily climbing the global Top 10 chart for the juggernaut streamer.
Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys had sex while wearing their spy disguises on the set of The Americans. The pair fell in love and struck up a real life relationship
Keri Russell has no interest in getting married to Matthew Rhys. Although the couple have been together for more than a decade after playing husband and wife on spy drama The Americans, they have no plans to tie the knot.
Keri Russell has revealed that she never married Matthew Rhys because she thinks having kids together already makes the relationship permanent. The pair met on the set of The Americans, where they played a married couple, and they have been together for over a decade.
Keri Russell has revealed that the decision to leave her out of Matthew Rhys’ Emmy acceptance speeches was her own idea. The Widow’s Bay actor made history this year by winning awards for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series.
Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys spent years playing a married couple on television, so the internet assumed a real certificate must be hiding somewhere. Rhys and Russell do share a Brooklyn home, a busy kitchen, and three kids, which looks a lot like marriage from the outside.
The trailer for The Diplomat Season 4 is here, and Kate Wyler is staring down a crisis that may be more dangerous than any diplomatic fire she has faced before.
The Diplomat has turned international crises into appointment television, because apparently global diplomacy needs marital chaos, too. Keri Russell’s Kate Wyler races through explosive political threats while Rufus Sewell’s Hal complicates nearly every room with sharp banter, shifting loyalties, and deliciously messy power plays.
Some television roles become career-defining while quietly taking over nearly every part of an actor’s life. For young performers, the excitement of becoming a household name can come with long hours, relentless production schedules, and very little time to simply exist outside the world of the show.
Musicals remain as popular as ever, if the success of Wicked is anything to go by. At the same time, musicals certainly aren’t for everyone, and many prefer for characters to simply talk rather than convey all their thoughts through song.
Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt is the undisputed focal point of the Mission: Impossible movie franchise. But, there have been plenty of memorable performances from others as well.
Scoring a role on a TV show is one thing. For many actors, it’s the big break they dreamed of once upon a time, and for a lot of them, that one show may be all they ever get. However, there is a healthy number of actors who’ve managed to go on and have not one, not two, but sometimes three huge roles on the small screen.
Matthew Rhys "cries a lot easier" now he's a dad. The 50-year-old actor - who has eight-year-old son Sam with partner Keri Russell - admitted parenthood
Step into an alluring world of mystery, suspense, comedy, and drama with these 15 must-watch television series. These compelling narratives are sure to captivate you, taking you on a roller-coaster ride of emotions.
With so many TV shows available to stream and watch, it's impossible to keep up. From reality to scripted to docuseries, the genre is so vast we're sure there's a production on this list to suit your taste.
People talk a lot about those known worldwide for their infamous faces and fashion, but what about their follicles? Some of them defined an era, some inspired fans to try out the look themselves, and others made it their most notable feature. No matter what, though, the following people have the most iconic hair in pop culture.
These are the most memorable movies and TV shows that are set in the ‘80s in a throwback sense.
Who says you can’t mix your professional life and your personal life? In the world of entertainment, there are many couples who have made a habit of working together.
Having one successful TV show is impressive. Doing it more than once? Now you’re in rarified air.
It’s hard to believe, but the 2010s are almost over. A whole decade full of truly great television — a decade of “Peak TV,” you see — that deserves to be looked back on.
Sometimes the Emmys get it exactly right. We know it at the time, and we know it in hindsight. Other times the Emmys leave us scratching our heads. Whether the decisions didn’t make sense at the time or have become puzzling over the years, on occasion the Emmys get it wrong.
There's no denying it: 2018 was a totally wild year in pretty much all respects, and the world of television is definitely no exception.
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