Mare is so closed off, and yet you can see she's fending off a hailstorm of emotions every minute. Luckily, I was right!Įstelle: Kate Winslet isn't flashy in this, but it’s one of my favorite dramatic performances in a minute. I’ll watch the pilot of anything, and I had a hunch that if Winslet had signed up to do an HBO small-town-murder limited series, it had to be worth my time in some regard.
Krystie Yandoli: A day or two before it started, I saw reviews and billboards around Los Angeles for a murder mystery starring Kate Winslet, and that was all I needed to know. Not typically my style, but HBO + Kate is all I needed to buy in here. I have a lot of friends who are die-hard crime drama fans and will watch, like, every single British show about a grizzled detective solving murders on the seashore or whatever. Shannon Keating: I too am a big Kate fan and have been since I was a tiny lesbian. But I was interested in seeing Kate Winslet attempt an American accent. Mostly because I don’t know how many dreary white-lady-goes-missing shows I can really tolerate. Scaachi Koul: I don’t think I would’ve watched the show without seeing that Kate Winslet was in it. Originally I thought it was going to be about some 1800s dame in England.) (Spoilers for the finale below.)Įstelle Tang: What got you into watching the show? When did you know you were a Mare head? (Also, I can’t get over the show being called Mare of Easttown. Over at the BuzzFeed News culture desk, we miserably wondered what we would do on Sunday nights without our favorite show and decided to deal with our malaise by discussing everything about Mare, from the theories to the disappointments and that devastating ending.
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Boasting Kate Winslet in the title role, twisty plotlines, and breakneck pacing, the series earned fans aplenty over the course of its seven-episode run. On Sunday night, HBO crime drama Mare of Easttown came to an end.
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