Noah Hawley
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FX's popular anthology series has always pulled audiences, but the showrunner scored big with Season 5. And he's happy to do more.
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Showrunner Noah Hawley spoke to IndieWire about the latest "Fargo," rewatching the series before embarking on Season 5, and how Tommy Lee Jones' sheriff influenced Jon Hamm's.
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Jon Hamm is the Judge Dredd of North Dakota, Juno Temple is a mama tiger (or is it Lyon?) under siege, and "Fargo" is back for a ferocious and fun fifth season.
FX chief John Landgraf said Noah Hawley's series will feel like "walking into a theater and seeing one of those first two movies, where you get caught off guard."
Noah Hawley's limited series has been pushed back until after he completes Season 5 of "Fargo."
Hawley's "Alien" television series will be the franchise's first entry set on Earth.
Showrunner Noah Hawley and his production team spoke with IndieWire about designing "East/West," a standout entry and brilliant homage to classic cinema.
Noah Hawley wants to use his "Legion" playbook to bring an "Alien" miniseries to FX.
The oranges, it turns out, weren't solely a nod to "The Godfather."
Police officers have always been the moral compass of "Fargo." But in order to tell this "true story," Noah Hawley had to change perspectives.
Noah Hawley's midwestern parable examines the racist origins of capitalism in a new season that's a tad slower, a touch heavier, and every bit as rewarding.
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