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Keeley Hazell claimed in her memoir that the role of Keeley in 'Ted Lasso' was originally written for her, but she was ultimately not cast, which she found very upsetting. The role was eventually played by Juno Temple, who received multiple Emmy nominations. Hazell's connection to the show and Sudeikis' past relationships are also discussed.
Juno Temple, star of Fargo season five, discusses the finale showdown and the unsung heroes behind her character, Dot. Temple reflects on Dot's heroic survivor arc and the impact of domestic abuse, emphasizing the importance of sharing these experiences. She also delves into the evolution of Dot's relationships and the theme of forgiveness in the season, expressing pride in portraying a character who overcame abuse and found a rewarding second act.
Juno Temple, star of Fargo season five, discusses the finale showdown and the unsung heroes behind her character, Dot. Temple reflects on Dot's heroic survivor arc and the impact of her actions on the show's themes of forgiveness and domestic abuse. She also shares her pride in portraying a character shaped by real-life survivor stories and the evolution of Dot's relationships throughout the season.
The season finale of Fargo's fifth season sees Dot returning to a peaceful life, while Roy faces the consequences of his actions. The episode explores themes of debt and forgiveness as Dot confronts Ole Munch, ultimately offering him a choice between revenge and biscuits, leading to a transcendent moment of release and forgiveness. The finale successfully concludes the season, showcasing Noah Hawley's storytelling prowess and Juno Temple's compelling performance.
FX has released the first official trailer for "Fargo" Season 5, featuring a star-studded cast including Juno Temple and Jon Hamm. The season is set in Minnesota and North Dakota in 2019, following the story of Dorothy 'Dot' Lyon (Temple), a housewife who finds herself in trouble with the authorities. North Dakota Sheriff Roy Tillman (Hamm) is determined to find her, with the help of his son Gator (Joe Keery) and a mysterious drifter named Ole Munch (Sam Spruell). The new season will premiere on November 21.
Juno Temple, who plays Keeley Jones in the hit comedy series Ted Lasso, reflects on her character's journey across three seasons, discusses the possibility of a spinoff featuring a women's football team, and emphasizes the importance of female friendships in the industry. Temple also shares her thoughts on Keeley's love triangle with Roy Kent and Jamie Tartt, and the importance of believing in oneself and others.
In the fifth episode of Ted Lasso's third season, Richmond's superstar Zava retires to focus on his family and avocado farm, leaving the team in a panic. Meanwhile, Rebecca deals with the aftermath of a psychic's prediction coming true, Keeley deals with revenge from a fired employee, and Ted learns his son was the aggressor in a bullying incident. The episode also features a poignant speech from Ted about the power of belief.