Emmys: 'Thrones,' 'Abbey' Writers Reveal Most Difficult Scenes; 'Pretty Little Liars' Star's Plea to Voters; THR's Comedy Actress Roundtable With Taylor Schilling, Mindy Kaling; Tim Goodman's Predictions; On the Set of 'Ray Donovan'
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Emmys: 'Game of Thrones,' 'Downton Abbey' Writers Reveal Their Most Difficult Scenes
"Keep it simple, and trust your actors": That's how one Emmy-contending writer got through the angst of scripting a pivotal episode. It's just one lesson learned by this season's most competitive scribes in drama and ... | Read More
Emmys: 'Pretty Little Liars' Star Urges Voters Not to Ignore Teen Shows (Guest Column)
In her own words, Troian Bellisario, 28, implores the TV Academy to not be ageist when it comes to picking this year's contenders. | Read More
Comedy Actress Roundtable: Taylor Schilling, Zooey Deschanel, Mindy Kaling on Fake-Peeing, Showering With Co-Stars and Rude Fans
Six hot contenders — also including Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting, Edie Falco and Emmy Rossum — talk candidly to THR about the "torture" of watching their performances, the horror of "pasties" and their industry crushes (Sam ... | Read More
Emmys: Tim Goodman's Predictions
From breakout newcomer "Silicon Valley" to stalwart competitor (and past winner) "Breaking Bad," THR's chief TV critic handicaps his own selections in 14 categories for this year's nominations, which will be ... | Read More
Emmys: On the Set of 'Ray Donovan' With Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight
An afternoon on the Culver City set of Showtime's highest-rated freshman drama, created by Emmy winner Ann Biderman, showcases a prestigious mix of veteran talent in front of and behind the camera. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Thursday, June 12, 2014 at 11:15 AM.

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