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TV Junkie: Red Carpet Interviews from the Writers Guild Awards
Denis O'Hare - The King of Mississippi from HBO's "True Blood"
Judah Friedlander was one of our interview subjects at the 2011 Writers Guild Awards (East).
On Sunday we posted our photo gallery from the 2011 Writers Guild Awards (East) ceremony that we attended on February 5th. For the complete list of winners please visit the WGA website. Please check out our video interviews with:- Denis O'Hare (above) from "True Blood," "Bored To Death," and whose new movie, The Eagle, premieres on Friday the 11th.
And below:
- Liz Brixius, co-creator of Showtime's "Nurse Jackie" which returns at the end of March.
- Terence Winter, creator of HBO's "Boardwalk Empire" which has just begun production on its 2nd season
- Vincent Piazza who plays gangster Lucky Luciano in HBO's "Boardwalk Empire"
- Judah Friedlander who plays Frank Rossiter on NBC's "30 Rock." He will be coming to LA to do standup soon.
- Kristen Schaal from Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," HBO's "Flight of the Conchords," and Fox's "Bob's Burgers" who was host of the WGA East ceremony.
Liz Brixius - "Nurse Jackie" Showtime
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Terence Winter - "Boardwalk Empire" HBO
Vincent Piazza aka Lucky Luciano - "Boardwalk Empire" HBO
Judah Friedlander aka Frank Rossitano - "30 Rock" NBC
Kristen Schaal - "Bob's Burgers" Fox / "The Daily Show" Comedy Central
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