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Amanda Peet is attracted to good writing—and, thankfully, she can afford to be picky. “Because of Game of Thrones”—the monster hit her husband, David Benioff, cocreated— “I am able to ...
Amanda Peet, who plays infamous Southern California killer Betty Broderick in Season 2 of "Dirty John," turned to writing after 40 — and it's paying off.
Amanda Peet isn’t necessarily interested in playing a long-suffering wife battling suburban ennui, so it’s a good thing she has a lead role as Mel on the Apple TV+ drama Your Friends and ...
Cocreated by Amanda Peet and starring Sandra Oh, the new Netflix series is a sharp satire of academia, touching a number of third rails. Somehow it is also a hilarious rom-com.
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Amanda Peet And Andy Cohen Look Back On Debra Winger’s ... - MSND ebra Winger‘s 2019 appearance on Watch What Happens Live wasn’t just cringey for host Andy Cohen, but also for his second guest that night, actress Amanda Peet.
Amanda Peet was born on January 11, 1972, in New York, New York. She is an actress, producer, and writer. Amanda made her feature film debut in 1995 in Animal Room.
Amanda Peet says that one of the hardest lessons of motherhood for her since welcoming daughter Frances ‘Frankie' Pen, 16 ½-months, has been learning to let go.
We had previously posted that actress Amanda Peet, 34, and her fiance David Benioff are expecting a baby and will be getting married by the end of the month.
Amanda Peet says her house often resembles a lunatic asylum. That’s largely in reference to the outsized creative endeavors of her three young children, but it’s also a description of a ...
Amanda Peet‘s second playwrighting venture was originally crafted with “American Horror Story” mainstay Sarah Paulson in mind.. Now, the story of “Our Very Own Carlin McCullough” centers ...
EXCLUSIVE: Amanda Peet is set as a lead in Togetherness, HBO’s single-camera comedy pilot written, directed and executive produced by brothers Mark and Jay Duplass.
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