FX has released two more stills of Mary as parolee Nikki Swango from the third season of Fargo, debuting April 19 at 10pm. Head to the gallery to check out the new pics, as well as previous stills. More will be added soon so be sure to check back!
FX has released a first look behind the scenes video with the cast of Fargo while on location in Canada. You can watch it below and I’ve also capped the scenes with Mary into the gallery. The third season of the hit anthology show returns April 19 at 10 pm.
The first couple of reviews for season 3 of FX’s drama Fargo are in and they’re all glowing! As always, be sure to click on the links provided to read the reviews in full, as I’ll only post some highlights. The first one comes from We Got This Covered:
While season 3 is a bit more personal (a sibling rivalry versus a criminal underworld), it is no less engaging. That’s because Hawley has gathered yet another group of fantastic actors, perhaps the best yet in Fargo‘s run, to embody his absurd little world. Winstead’s brash, bubblegum-popping parolee Nikki, and Winstead is (unsurprisingly) fantastic. She’s Ray’s source of motivation, but she also begins to taint him in believably mischievous ways; as someone who has played hero roles more recently, it’s a thrill to see Winstead play a character with some increasingly questionable morals.
Next is a review from Indiewire:
During the opening minutes of Season 3, I found myself sitting and praying for the safety of Ray Stussy (Ewan McGregor) and Nicki Swango (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), an inherently likable and inherently mischievous couple whose providence washes away as the damning titles pop up over their little red Corvette. Like in a horror movie, fans may spend the first half-hour bargaining for the lives of every character. Ray and Nicki are instantly endearing. Shunned by high society because of their criminal associations — she’s an ex-con out on parole, and he’s her parole officer — the purity of their love steals the spotlight early and often; a powerful juxtaposition, two suspicious individuals bonded by true love, even as you see them plant the seeds of their own downfall.
EW also reviewed the first episode of the season:
A couple of new promo spots for the third season of Fargo have hit the web, all featuring Ewan McGregor and one with him and Mary. You can check them all out below. I’ve also capped Mary’s scene from the “Team” promo into the gallery. The third season begins April 19 at 10pm on FX.
Two new ‘Fargo’ TV spots premiered last night during the season one finale of ‘Legion’. You can watch both TV spots below and then head to the gallery to check out the caps. The third season of ‘Fargo’ will debut April 19 at 10pm on FX.
An extended look at the official trailer for FX’s Fargo has been released courtesy of the network. Head to the gallery to check out the HQ caps and you can watch the trailer below:
Debuting April 19 at 10pm, the third season is set in 2010 and follows Emmit, the Parking Lot King of Minnesota, who sees himself as an American success story. Ray, meanwhile, is more of a cautionary tale. Forever living in his more successful brother’s shadow, Ray is a balding and pot-bellied parole officer with a huge chip on his shoulder about the hand he’s been dealt – and he blames his brother. Their sibling rivalry follows a twisted path that begins with petty theft but soon leads to murder, mobsters and cut-throat competitive bridge.
Carrie Coon stars as “Gloria Burgle,” the steady chief of the local police department. A newly divorced mother, Gloria is trying to understand the new world around her, where people connect more intimately with their phones than with the people around them.
Mary Elizabeth Winstead stars as Ray’s girlfriend, “Nikki Swango,” a crafty and alluring recent parolee with a passion for competitive bridge.
David Thewlis rounds out the cast, starring as “V.M. Vargas”” a mysterious loner and true capitalist whose bosses plan to partner with Emmit, whether “The Parking Lot King” likes it or not.
The official trailer for season 3 of Fargo has finally arrived via FX. The minute long trailer gives us a new look at Mary and her relationship with Ray (a dual role played by Ewan McGregor) as well as Carrie Coon and the rest of the cast. Check out the HD trailer below and then head to the gallery to check out the caps of Mary’s scenes!
Fargo season 3 will premiere on April 19 at 10pm.
After a batch of new photos were released showing the new crop of characters and FX throwing out small TV spots, a new 30 second teaser has come online spotlighting the season 3 cast of Fargo which you can view below. There’s exactly 1 month left until the new season premieres on April 19, so an actual trailer with some real footage should be right around the corner! 🙂
First look photos of Mary and the rest of her co-stars in season 3 of FX’s Fargo have arrived courtesy of FX (via ScreenCrush). The third season will debut on April 19 at 10pm. Head to the gallery to get your first look at Mary’s character Nikki Swango, a crafty and alluring recent parolee with a passion for competitive bridge.
Welp…in news that is sure to be a bummer, it’s been confirmed by THR that PBS’ civil war mini series Mercy Street will not return for a third season.
PBS and the producers cited “the complicated nature of aligning production timelines and funding commitments” as the reason behind the show’s sudden end.
“We are extremely proud of both seasons of Mercy Street,” said Beth Hoppe, PBS chief programming executive. “Our talented executive producers, Lisa Wolfinger, David Zabel and David W. Zucker, brought to life an entertaining and historically accurate account of this time, along with the equally talented team of actors led by Josh Radnor as Dr. Jedediah Foster and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Nurse Mary Phinney; the directors, producers and crew who created a visually rich, high-quality series; and our sponsors and partners who helped make Mercy Street possible.”
Premiering in January 2016 alongside the final run of Downton Abbey, Mercy Street marked PBS’ first original series in more than a decade. The drama opened to 3.3 million viewers and ranked as PBS’ second highest-rated drama of 2016, behind only Downton Abbey. Season two, which kicked off in late January and wrapped March 5, drew 6.5 million viewers for the first three episodes with seven days of DVR factored in.
In other news, after much casting rumors that bounced around for months, Mary will not be playing Domino in Deadpool 2. Instead, the role will be played by Atlanta‘s Zazie Beetz.