A Murder at the End of the World
Critics’ Conversation: Winter TV’s Wicked Games
THR’s TV critics weigh in on a conspicuously murderous past few months of small-screen offerings, with a wide range of whodunits dominating the landscape — and a few refreshing exceptions to the rule (thank you, Max’s Sort Of!).
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‘The Iron Claw’ Star Harris Dickinson Says His Mother Is Puzzled By the Tragic Pattern In His Roles
[This story contains spoilers for The Iron Claw and A Murder at the End of the World.] Harris Dickinson is having a December to remember. The rising English actor has concluded 2023 with two standout roles in Sean Durkin’s The Iron Claw and Brit Marling/Zal Batmanglij’s A Murder at the End of the World. In […]
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Critic’s Notebook: In 2023’s AI-Themed TV Shows, the People Were the Problem
In Peacock's 'Mrs. Davis', Netflix's 'Black Mirror', FX/Hulu's 'A Murder at the End of the World', the danger isn't intelligent machines — it's the all-too-flawed humans driving them.
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‘A Murder at the End of the World’ Star Emma Corrin Talks Reinventing the P.I. for a New Generation
[This story contains spoilers for A Murder at the End of the World through “Chapter 6: Crime Seen.”] From Lady Diana Spencer on The Crown to a hacker-sleuth named Darby Hart on A Murder at the End of the World, Emma Corrin’s latest role is a fitting left turn for the thriving actor. Co-created by […]
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How ‘A Murder at the End of the World’ Creators’ ‘The OA’ Misfortune Fueled Their New Series
A Murder at the End of the World creators Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij are a resilient duo. Instead of letting disappointment linger, the longtime creative partners quickly rebounded after the cancellation of their beloved genre-bender The OA and channeled its many profound takeaways into their next story. The Netflix series struck a deep chord […]
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‘A Murder at the End of the World’ Review: Emma Corrin and Clive Owen Star in FX/Hulu’s Alluring Whodunit
A Gen Z hacker seeks the truth behind the death of a guest at an ultra-exclusive retreat hosted by a tech billionaire in the series created by Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij ('The OA').
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