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Download and Subscribe to MASTERPIECE Studio The chance to play legendary American President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was one big reason for Kyle MacLachlan to sign on to Atlantic Crossing. But it was the story of the young Norwegian Royal Family at the heart of the miniseries that made him commit to the role. MacLachlan explores Roosevelt, Agent Dale Cooper and wine with lifelong Twin Peaks fan, MASTERPIECE Studio host Jace Lacob. Transcript Jace Lacob: I’m Jace Lacob, and you’re listen...

Download and Subscribe to MASTERPIECE Studio Norwegian Crown Princess Martha was born in Sweden, but Swedish actor Sofia Helin didn’t know her story until she signed on to play the quiet Royal in Atlantic Crossing. But after coming on board the miniseries, Helin helped shape the story of the little-known Princess, bringing a surprising light to her powerful story. Helin talks royalty, FDR, and Saga Noren of Broen in a new interview. Transcript Jace Lacob: I’m Jace Lacob, and you’re li...

By Ross Wilkers Feb 17, 2021 Two companies in the government market have each added veteran federal services executives to their ranks through appointments announced Tuesday. Lumen Technologies, the company formerly known as CenturyLink, has brought on board Energy Department and White House budget office veteran Nick Andersen as chief information security officer for the public sector. He will be responsible for ensuring Lumen’s cybersecurity and IT products are compliant with federal securi...

Download and Subscribe to MASTERPIECE Studio Dame Diana Rigg has been a MASTERPIECE regular for decades. From her Emmy Award-winning role in the 1997 adaptation of Rebecca to her years-long host duty on Mystery!, Rigg brought her charm and considerable gravitas to PBS TV screens for years. Rigg passed away in September 2020, making her role as the elegant Mrs. Pumphrey one of her very last. The  All Creatures Great and Small cast pays tribute to Rigg, along with some of her other MASTERPIEC...

James Um, no, Siegfried sent me. I’m James Herriot, his new assistant. Tristan Really? Poor you. Guard Oi… You need to buy a ticket, Sir. Jace Ben Vanstone’s script goes so far as to describe Tristan as, quote, puckish, which might be the most apt description of him. What did you make of Tristan as a character when you were reading the script initially? And what do you think makes him tick? Callum I mean, he really did, like, leap off the page. I mean, Ben Vanstone is absolutely incredibl...