Tracy Letts
Interview
Noted actor and playwright Tracy Letts, a standout in Netflix's "A House of Dynamite," talks to IndieWire about what he realized working on Kathryn Bigelow's "scarily plausible" political thriller.
By 
"We would’ve made a bigger deal out of this, but it would have involved us watching the movies and we weren’t going to do that," Coon's husband, actor/playwright Tracy Letts, said.
By 
Stage veterans like Tracy Letts are tired of seeing playwrights vanish into TV. But newcomers like Jeremy O. Harris thinks the system can benefit from investing in their talent.
By 
Co-written by Sam Levinson, "Deep Water" transforms Patricia Highsmith's novel with a simple tweak to its female lead.
By 
This thin farce is worth it for Michelle Pfeiffer, who splits the difference between Selena Kyle and "The Real Housewives of New York."
By 
Carrie Coon had a baby, thought about leaving Hollywood behind, and came back to save the world — basically.
By 
Plus, more details about the murderous mystery and setting for the USA Network series’ next installment.
By 
Thanks to Meryl Streep's best performance in ages, defending the Constitution hasn’t been this much fun since “Hamilton.”
By 
The field of Best Supporting Actor nominees will be recognized for playing fundamentally decent men who are made beautiful by their empathy.
By 
This is Winger's first starring role in a film in over a decade.
By 
It took two tries for the current star of "Divorce" and "Indignation" to crack into Hollywood, and he's a better actor for it.
By 
Harry Potter goes full Death Eater, and proves once and for all that he's capable of creating his own movie magic.
Top of The Line Weekly
A weekly digest that captures the best of our Top of the Line coverage.
By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy.
We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google 
More From IndieWire
