HBO Sets 2 Docuseries: ‘Seen and Heard’ From Issa Rae, ‘Lady and the Dale’ From Duplass Brothers
Series follow Black television and an auto scam, respectively
Jay Duplass
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Bridget Everett-Led Comedy ‘Somebody Somewhere’ Set at HBO
Series created by Hannah Bos and Paul Thureen
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Lynn Shelton, Director of ‘Humpday’ and ‘Mad Men’ Episodes, Dies at 54
A previously undisclosed blood disorder was the cause of death
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HBO’s ‘Room 104’ From the Duplass Brothers to End After Season 4
Horror series returns July 24
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Sandra Oh to Star in Netflix Series ‘The Chair’ From Amanda Peet, ‘Game of Thrones’ Duo
“Killing Eve” lead will star alongside Jay Duplass in the six-episode dramedy
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HBO Signs First-Look Deal With Mark and Jay Duplass
Duo currently produces the anthology series “Room 104”
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Vice Media, Mailchimp Partner on Original Docuseries ‘Second Act’ (Exclusive)
Five-part series will follow five people who’ve quit their day job to start their own businesses
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Melissa Leo Coaches a Sex Addict in SXSW Dramedy ‘Unlovable’ (Exclusive Video)
Film produced by Duplass Brothers opens in theaters next week
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‘Outside In’ Film Review: Jay Duplass’ Parolee Falls for Advocate Edie Falco in Affecting Dramedy
Who’s free and who’s not hovers over Lynn Shelton’s emotionally astute story
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Jay and Mark Duplass Sign New 4-Picture Deal With Netflix
Agreement will begin with an untitled film starring Ray Romano
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NBCUniversal, Snap Form Hollywood Studio, Ink Original Programming Deal With Duplass Brothers
Joint venture will produce scripted programming, including short-form comedies and dramas to mobile screens
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‘Transparent’ Review: A Trip to Israel Can’t Change This Family
Season 4 premieres on Amazon Friday
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‘Outside In’ Toronto Review: Edie Falco, Jay Duplass Shine in Quiet Drama
In director Lynn Shelton’s story of a man struggling to adjust to life after prison, the comedy is toned down but the naturalism and understatement remain
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‘Transparent’ Renewed by Amazon for Season 5
The entire Pfefferman clan will be back on Prime Video in 2018
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‘Landline’ Review: Strong Cast Can’t Save Lukewarm Dysfunctional Family Comedy
Gillian Robespierre and Jenny Slate’s follow-up to “Obvious Child” offers a believably fractured family, but never rises above shopworn genre
