Uzo Aduba and Matthew Broderick are teaming up for a new Netflix series.
The 40-year-old three-time Emmy winning actress and the 59-year-old two-time Tony winning actor have signed on to star in the upcoming Netflix series Painkiller, Variety reports.
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Uzo Aduba and Billy Porter are getting candid about their careers.
The 40-year-old In Treatment actress spoke with the Pose star about representation in media for the latest installment of Variety‘s Actors on Actors series on Thursday (June 17).
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Madonna finds time to do her hair, no matter where she is.
During an appearance by Uzo Aduba and John Benjamin Hickey on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, a fan asked the 57-year-old In Treatment star if he’d ever gotten starstruck during a performance.
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Amazon has just dropped a new trailer for their upcoming anthology series Solos!
The show features a star-studded cast that includes Morgan Freeman, Anne Hathaway, Helen Mirren, Uzo Aduba, as well as Nicole Beharie, Anthony Mackie, Dan Stevens, and Constance Wu.
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Uzo Aduba has lined up an exciting new project!
The 40-year-old actress and three-time Emmy winner will star in the new drama series Low Country for CBS Studios.
The new series is written by Dewayne Jones (Evil, Your Honor) and executive produced by The Good Wife creators Robert and Michelle King. Uzo is also serving as an executive producer and she signed a multi-year producing deal with CBS Studios to produce other projects for the studio, according to Deadline.
In Low Country, Uzo will play “the least likely deputy sheriff in South Carolina’s low country. Black and openly gay in a white southern stronghold, Shirley has been underestimated her whole life until now, when she takes on the wealthy white crime family that has kept everyone in the grip of fear.”
Uzo is also starring in the upcoming HBO reboot of In Treatment and the Amazon anthology series Solos. She won two Emmys for her work in Orange Is the New Black and a third Emmy last year for Mrs. America.
Amazon has landed a star-studded cast to lead the upcoming dramatic anthology series Solos.
The new series is being developed by executive producer and showrunner David Weil, who created the show Hunters for Amazon.
Oscar winners Anne Hathaway, Morgan Freeman, and Helen Mirren are all part of the series, along with Uzo Aduba, Nicole Beharie, Anthony Mackie, Dan Stevens, and Constance Wu.
Solos is a dramatic and thought-provoking seven-part anthology series that explores the deeper meaning of human connection, as explored through the lens of the individual. Solos will tell unique character-driven stories, each from a different perspective and moment in time, that illuminate that even during our most seemingly isolated moments, in the most disparate of circumstances, we are all connected through the human experience.
Sam Taylor-Johnson, Zach Braff, Tiffany Johnson, and David Weil will direct episodes.
“I am beyond thrilled to be bringing Solos to life alongside this group of artists who I so deeply admire. I created this piece with a desire to capture stories about connection, hope and the search for that common hum of humanity that binds us all. I’m immensely grateful to Jennifer Salke and my incredible partners at Amazon for their unwavering support and collaboration on this special project,” Weil said in a statement.
Solos is expected to premiere on Amazon Prime Video later in 2021.
Uzo Aduba is set to star in HBO’s upcoming season four of In Treatment.
Deadline reports that the -year-old actress will take on the lead role of therapist Dr. Brooke Lawrence, and will see a trio of patients as she deals with her own issues.
In Treatment first debuted in 2008 with Gabriel Byrne and Dianne Wiest in the lead roles. Dianne won an Emmy in 2008, and Gabriel picked up a Golden Globe award the following year.
In that iteration, Gabriel played Dr. Paul Weston, who juggled his own patients and sessions with his own therapist.
The reimagined series will go down to a half hour in length and is scheduled to go into production this fall under COVID-19 guidelines.
In Treatment‘s new format and season is expected to premiere in 2021 and will air on both HBO and stream on HBO Max.
Just recently, Uzo participated in the all-Black cast reading of this popular television series!
