Ewan McGregor
The Corrections is incorrect for HBO.
The network will not be bringing the star-studded adaptation of Jonathan Franzen's book to life, TVLine.com reports.
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Ewan McGregor
Ewan McGregor is heading to the small screen.
The actor has joined the cast of the HBO drama pilot The Corrections, Deadline reports.
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Gabriel Byrne and Debra Winger
In Treatment will not return for a fourth season, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
"It's true that we have no plans to continue with In Treatment as previously formatted," the network said in a statement. "However, we are...
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Colin Firth
The King's Speech won four Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor, while Inception also snagged four at Sunday's 83rd annual Academy Awards.
Colin Firth, who played the stammering King George VI, took...
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Gabriel Byrne
In Treatment will return Monday, Oct. 25, with back-to-back new episodes, the network announced Thursday.
Starring Golden Globe winner Gabriel Byrne as psychotherapist Paul Weston, the third season of HBO's shrink drama will air...
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Amy Ryan
Amy Ryan is joining the cast of In Treatment for the HBO drama's third season.
The 40-year-old actress has scheduled some couch time as the new therapist of Dr. Paul Weston...
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Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock and Glenn Close, Damages
Here's who we think should and will win at Sunday's Emmy Awards (Sept. 20, 8/7c, CBS) — plus, a few dark horses to keep things interesting.
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Best Comedy Series
WHO SHOULD WIN: 30 Rock With the most talented comedic ensemble (not to mention those guest stars), better writing ...
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In Treatment's Gabriel Byrne by Claudette Barius/HBO
HBO has confirmed the renewal of their hit freshman show In Treatment starring Gabriel Byrne and Dianne Wiest. Byrne, who played psychiatrist Dr. Paul Weston, will return as well as Wiest who plays his therapist, Dr. Gina Toll. The other "patients," who were each featured once a weekday, have yet to be confirmed. Joining the shows producing team of Rodrigo Garcia, Hagai Levi, Stephen Levinson and Mark Wahlberg will be Warren Leight (Law & Order: Criminal Intent), who will serve as executive producer. The show, which totally had me at "treatment," will be shot in New York this fall — a debut date is scheduled for sometime in 2009. In the meantime, I'm making it my personal mission to campaign for Mia Wasikowska to win a Best Supporting Actress Emmy. She was such an amazing find for this show, and will no doubt go on to mega-stardom. Are you excited for another round of therapy with Paul and Co.? Which character(s) would you like to see return? — Erin Fox Related• U...
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Katie Holmes by B. Ach/WireImage.com
Think what you will about Katie Holmes' personal life, but the young mom is making a big professional move with a Broadway debut this fall.The actress — who, for the sake of contrast, found stardom on Dawson's Creek — will be moving on to meatier material (or drier, depending on your Dawson fandom) with Arthur Miller's All My Sons. The play depicts the tragedy of a man who knowingly sold defective plane parts to the government during World War II, and has to face the truth when his son wants to propose to his business partner's daughter. Holmes will be starring alongside the likes of John Lithgow, Patrick Wilson and Dianne Wiest.Details of the play's opening date and theater have not yet been announced but when they are...we just might be lining up. Will you? — Anna DimondEnjoy more of Katie Holmes' TV and movie appearances with our Online Video Guide.
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In Treatment's Gabriel Byrne courtesy Lacey Terrell/HBO
How’s this for an interesting show concept? A series that airs five days a week, 30 minutes a pop, for nine weeks straight in “real time”. Definitely different. But whatever you do, don’t be expecting your typical therapy show with this one. HBO’s In Treatment focuses on one shrink (Gabriel Byrne), his four patients (who each have a different time slot Mondays through Thursdays) and his own therapy session (with Dianne Wiest) on Fridays. Turns out this uniquely formatted series is an adaptation of a mega-hit in Israel. Hey, Idol was a “borrowed” idea, too, and look how insane people are over that one!Watch it now! | More online videosYour take: What do you think of the 30 minutes, five days a week, for nine weeks format? Overkill, or kind of cool?
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