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Rob Licuria

Sydney
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Jonathan Pryce finds the quiet heartbreak inside ‘Slow Horses’ as David Cartwright slips out of control Original

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By Rob Licuria
| Gold Derby
Jonathan Pryce has played kings, popes, and men who reshape the world around them, yet in Slow Horses, he turns inward as David Cartwright, a once-formidable MI5 figure now in quiet decline. There is a fragility in the way the Oscar and Emmy nominee portrays Cartwright that lingers in the smallest gestures, a performance that continues to evolve as Pryce discovers the character in real time.
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John Paesano goes big for 'The Boroughs' and finds the show’s emotional core

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By Rob Licuria
| Awards Heaven: In Conversation
From its opening moments, The Boroughs commits to a bold, orchestral sound that brings scale and warmth while chasing wonder, danger and a true sense of adventure. The series understands exactly how much emotional ground its score needs to carry and leans into that instinct without hesitation. Sitting down with composer John Paesano, that clarity comes into sharper focus.
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Taylor Tomlinson takes comedy back to church in ‘Prodigal Daughter,’ her most personal hour yet Original

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By Rob Licuria
| Gold Derby
Taylor Tomlinson's latest stand-up special, Prodigal Daughter, begins with an Oscar Wilde quote, appearing on screen before the comedian steps into frame: “You will always be fond of me. I represent to you all the sins you have never had the courage to commit.” It is a bold way to begin a stand-up special, and Tomlinson knows it. “I’ve always wanted to do that at the beginning of a stand-up special,” she tells Gold Derby.
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