Sharon Horgan said her rail car romp with Michael Sheen in “Best Interests” was excruciating to film. “So awkward,” she exclaimed during an exclusive interview with Page Six. The Irish ...
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Sharon Horgan and Barry Ward for comment ... and how it has 'changed' her life, telling Red Magazine she felt 'scared' separating at first, but ...
Sharon Horgan's hit BBC comedy series Amandaland has been renewed for second series - and we're only delighted!
EXCLUSIVE: Sharon Horgan’s followup to Bad Sisters will be for HBO. The WBD network has signed a two-year first-look TV deal with the BAFTA-winning and Emmy-nominated actor, writer and producer and ...
Bad Sisters star Sharon Horgan has recalled how she once almost gave national treasure Dame Joanna Lumley nits. The award-winning actor and writer, 54, made the confession while discussing her ...
Sharon Horgan will write, executive produce and star in a new original comedy series for HBO. The currently untitled project, which has been given a straight-to-series order, is the first under a ...
Writer and actress Sharon Horgan has a new show and a new deal with HBO. She’s signed a first-look agreement with the network, and will write, executive produce, and star in a comedy series ...
The first project under the deal is a comedy series that Horgan will write ... “We’re thrilled to be reunited with Sharon. Her willingness to offer up her own experiences through the ...
Starring Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen, the four-part series, on Acorn TV, is a heartbreaking look at two parents in an impossible situation. By Esther Zuckerman There are no villains in “Best ...
Sharon Horgan to Star In and Exec Produce New HBO Comedy About a Divorcee; Seals New First-Look Deal
“Bad Sisters” creator Sharon Horgan has inked a two-year first-look deal with HBO, which has also given Horgan and her production company Merman a straight-to-series order for a new comedy ...
But this series, starring Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen, involves two parents at odds over the decision to keep treatment going for their disabled daughter, who continues to get sicker.
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