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Sign me up! Immediate Media Company Limited (publishers of radiotimes.com) would love to send you our Drama newsletters. We may also send occasional updates from our editorial team. You can unsubscribe at any time. For more information about how we hold your personal data, please see our privacy policy. Kate Winslet plays Mare Sheehan SEAC Who is Mare Sheehan? A small-town Pennsylvania detective charged with solving a local murder while her life crumbles around her. What else has Kate Winslet been in? An A-lister in every sense of the word, Winslet’s ...

The Oscar-winning actor is utterly believable as a broken, blunt-talking cop investigating a murder by Glenn Sumi on April 12th, 2021 at 6:00 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 Mare of Easttown  Starring Kate Winslet. Seven episodes begin streaming Sunday (April 18) on Crave. Mare Of Easttown, HBO’s gritty new murder mystery, is a limited series consisting of seven episodes, five of which were available for critics to review. But its characters and setting are so well-developed and entertaining that I could easily watch another couple of seasons. Kate Winslet plays the eponymous detective investigati...

The Oscar winner is a gruff cop in small-town Pennsylvania in HBO's well-made but glum new miniseries. Read Alan Sepinwall's review.

Premiering on HBO 04.18 There’s a moment in watching Mare of Easttown, the new HBO limited series starring Oscar winner Kate Winslet, where Winslet is sitting in a bar talking to Guy Pearce. As a cinephile, I was really struck by the fact that I was seeing Rose DeWitt-Bucater from Titanic having a drink with Ed Exley of LA Confidential nearly 24 years after the two films went head to head in the battle for Best Picture, and gave their stars the prolific, long-lasting careers that they have today. Pearce may not be quite in the same league as Winslet, but that can be said of 99% of the a...

4/18/2021 Kate Winslet stars as a detective who becomes swallowed up by the dysfunctions of her small town in HBO's murder-mystery limited series. In Easttown, Pennsylvania — the kind of place where most everybody is on a first-name basis with everybody else — the young women keep disappearing. The familiarity among the grimacing residents isn’t reliably, or even often, friendly; if someone knows the tragedies you’ve been through, they’re as likely to throw them in your face on a bad day or find a way to exploit them as they are to sympathize with you. That’s a lesson that Dawn Ba...