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Designing the World of Emily Dickinson in Apple TV’s ‘Dickinson’ Season 2 Share via: Monday, February 15, 2021 at 10:00 AM in Exclusive Interviews Image: Hailee Steinfeld and Alena Smith on the set of Dickinson Season 2. Photo: Courtesy of Apple I am Neil Patel, a production designer based in New York City. I was born in Wales and immigrated to the US as a child where my Indian father and English mother practiced medicine. I studied art and architecture as a student and began my career as a theatrical scenic designer. I designed sets for Broadway, Off Broadway, Opera and in man...

Marvel's Iron Fist and The Defenders actor Finn Jones shares casting advice he gave Hawkeye's Hailee Steinfeld while they co-starred on Dickinson.

Ella Hunt on Masking Sue's Grief and Playing Emily's Muse in'Dickinson' Season 2 ELLE 1/02/2021 Julie Kosin © Apple "Austin and Sue are never going to be able to be honest with each other in the way Emily and Sue are." There's nothing conventional about Dickinson>>>P, the Apple TV+ series that dramatizes the world and works of Emily Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld) into a 30-minute sitcom-esque serial. Whereas season 1 gently blurred the boundaries between fantasy and reality (a Jason Mantzoukas-voiced bee visits the poet during an opium-induced bender; Emily imagines escapi...

Hailee Steinfeld spoke to the actress and singer about how Emily Dickinson feels about Finn Jones' character, the poet's conflicting views toward fame and the extent to which the singer-actress drew upon her own experience in the public eye in portraying Emily's concerns.

Screenshot: Dickinson The first half of  Dickinson season two has been a fête-filled affair, thanks in part to Sue Gilbert Dickinson’s (Ella Hunt) emergence as the new leader in Amherst’s social life. As her sister-in-law Lavinia Dickinson (the always hilarious Anna Baryshnikov) rightly observes: “Sue’s an influencer.” Emily’s best friend and one-time romantic interest has brought salon culture to their hometown, and with it, public figures ranging from intriguing to influential. That includes Sam Bowles (Finn Jones), the editor of The Springfield Republican and would-be litera...