How to die on screen, according to the stars of Halloween to Stranger Things

How to die on screen, according to the stars of Halloween to Stranger Things

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https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/dec/01/how-to-die-on-screen-according-to-the-stars-of-halloween-to-stranger-things

Actor Michael Nathanson hears from his peers on what happens when your character meets their end in Playing Dead. Plus: five podcasts adapted for TV

What is it about death and podcasts? When it comes to great new listens, there seems to be a lot of dying about at the moment. From Kathy Burke’s raucous, funeral-based Where There’s a Will There’s A Wake (previewed in last week’s newsletter) to Grief, Collected – the new show from the hosts of much-lauded US pod The Mash-Up Americans – the last couple of weeks have seen pods spend a lot of time thinking about the end of life. If you’re a Stranger Things fan, though, far and away the most exciting is Playing Dead, which talks to actors whose characters have met a grisly end, including Shannon Purser, who played Nancy’s best pal in season one. (Justice for Barb!)

How to die on screen, according to the stars of Halloween to Stranger Things

Dec 1, 2022, 10:18am UTC
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/dec/01/how-to-die-on-screen-according-to-the-stars-of-halloween-to-stranger-things > Actor Michael Nathanson hears from his peers on what happens when your character meets their end in Playing Dead. Plus: five podcasts adapted for TV > What is it about death and podcasts? When it comes to great new listens, there seems to be a lot of dying about at the moment. From Kathy Burke’s raucous, funeral-based Where There’s a Will There’s A Wake (previewed in last week’s newsletter) to Grief, Collected – the new show from the hosts of much-lauded US pod The Mash-Up Americans – the last couple of weeks have seen pods spend a lot of time thinking about the end of life. If you’re a Stranger Things fan, though, far and away the most exciting is Playing Dead, which talks to actors whose characters have met a grisly end, including Shannon Purser, who played Nancy’s best pal in season one. (Justice for Barb!)