Emmys: 6 Drama Actors on Character Deaths, Twitter's Merits; Ryan Murphy on Bringing 'Normal Heart' to TV
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Drama Actor Roundtable: Jon Hamm, Josh Charles, Mark Ruffalo on Character Deaths, Twitter's Merits and Typecasting Fears
Six of this season's hottest awards contenders -- also including Liev Schreiber, Michael Sheen and Mark Ruffalo -- talk to THR about losing movie gigs to the Brads (Pitt and Cooper, that is), worrying whether their ... | Read More
Emmys: Ryan Murphy on Bringing 'Normal Heart' to the Screen: 'Everyone Cried Every Single Day'
Murphy talks to THR about the tumult and joy of successfully adapting Larry Kramer's AIDS play after many others before him had tried and failed. | Read More
'The Good Wife's' Josh Charles on His Dramatic Exit: 'I Always Wanted to Do Right by the Show' (Video)
"Mad Men" star Jon Hamm also jokingly fields questions about the fate of Don Draper during THR's Drama Actor Roundtable: "Well, I die. I think we can say that." | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Thursday, June 05, 2014 at 4:50 PM.

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