Depressed and damaged — these are two qualities Kate Winslet can absolutely nail role-after-role. (Probably the only actress who can top Winslet in this respect is Nicole Kidman) And part of what makes Labour Day so intriguing is what the actors make of their highly unusual, fascinating characters
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Previously on Revenge; Emily Thorne (Emily van Camp) was a kick-ass vengeful heroine who would have scared Count Monte Cristo’s socks off...in season 1. When the show debuted, Emily’s goal was to take down anyone and everyone who played a part in her innocent father’s (James Tupper) unfair...
John Park on "Diana"
Previously on Once Upon a Time; characters from the most beloved fairytale stories were brainwashed, ripped away from their home the Enchanted Forest, and forced into a modern-day hellish locked down town called Storybrooke run by the evil witch queen and self-appointed mayor Regina...
Welcome to Scotland: where we are greeted by Bruce Robertson (McAvoy), a coke-snorting, alcohol-addicted, sex-loving detective who’s gunning for a promotion to the position of detective inspector.