The brilliance of Kate Winslet’s performance in The Regime is that, from beginning to end, something about it feels off. The voice, the look, the movement—something’s very amiss in the calibration. Which is entirely intentional, of course. “This is a woman in an imagined mental and physical state of decline,” the Oscar winner tells David Canfield of her new HBO limited series, which premiered Sunday night. “We allowed for those things to be manifestations of something more traumatic that had learned to live inside of her body—but that she had had to learn how to hide. I was playing someone who’s always wearing a mask of some kind.”
Elsewhere in HWD, Karen Valby explains how Saturday Night Live did host Sydney Sweeney dirty; author Margaret Wappler reveals how Buffy the Vampire Slayer was made possible by Luke Perry; Nick Bilton digs into the ways AI could disrupt Hollywood; and David Friend takes us back to 1966, when photographer Harry Benson immortalized all the glamour of Truman Capote’s Black and White Ball.
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