Elwood Reid

Profession

Writer, Producer

Adios! FX Cancels The Bridge After Two Seasons

Bad news from the border, amigos. FX has canceled its border drama The Bridge after two seasons.

Tue, Oct 21, 2014

Adios! FX Cancels The Bridge After Two Seasons

Exclusive: Demian Bichir's Brother Bruno Joins the Cast of FX's The Bridge

Season 2 of FX's The Bridge is shaping up to be a family affair. Bruno Bichir, the brother of star Demian Bichir, has signed on to appear in multiple episodes of the critically acclaimed drama. Bruno Bichir will play a wealthy Mexican business leader to winds up involved with Marco (Demian Bichir). But the businessman may not be what he seems. The characters are unrelated in the show, but in real life the brothers are both members of a prolific Mexican acting family.

Tue, Apr 1, 2014

Exclusive: Demian Bichir's Brother Bruno Joins the Cast of FX's The Bridge

Franka Potente Joins FX's The Bridge

American Horror Story: Asylum alum Franka Potente has joined the cast of FX'sThe Bridge for Season 2, TVGuide.com has confirmed.

Tue, Mar 18, 2014

From The Returned to The Bridge, Viewers Adjust to Subtitles As TV Gets More Global

When Sundance Channel acquired the French-language zombie series The Returned, network president Sarah Barnett was concerned about how viewers might react. Not about the subject matter — the show came with high critical acclaim, and the success of The Walking Dead proved that audiences could stomach undead antics.

Thu, Dec 5, 2013

From The Returned to The Bridge, Viewers Adjust to Subtitles As TV Gets More Global

The Bridge: What's Next for Marco and Sonya?

The Bridge wrapped up its first season Wednesday, ending with an ominous vow of revenge on the part of Marco (Demian Bichir). Though the David Tate (Eric Lange) case is closed, Marco and Sonya (Diane Kruger) find themselves embroiled more than ever in the mystery of the missing girls of Juarez. TVGuide.com spoke with executive producer Elwood Reid to get his thoughts on the finale, as well as a preview of...

Thu, Oct 3, 2013