The making of Severance’s incredibly unsettling John Turturro melon head
Severance master sculptor Penko Platikanov is responsible for the actual sculpted watermelon bust in “Trojan’s Horse.” ...
Performer of the Week: John Turturro
Severance THE EPISODE | “Woe's Hollow” (Feb. 7, 2025) THE PERFORMANCE | This week's Severance was a true game-changer, with ...
Spike Lee, John Turturro, Kate Berlant, Amy Sedaris, John Early and More Pose Across New York Hotspots in New Nordstrom Campaign
Many of New York’s most notable hotspots — from the Plaza Hotel to Manhattan’s vintage dim sum parlor Nom Waa — serve as the ...
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Performer of the Week: John Turturro
(Well, maybe not shocking to the sleuths who guessed it already.) And Turturro upped his game to match, as Irving tumbled into an abyss of bitter paranoia during a grueling outdoor excursion for ...
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John Turturro pushed to cast Christopher Walken in Severance as his love interest because he's "someone you can laugh with and have fun with"
Among other details, we've now learned John Turturro was behind the casting of one of the roster's biggest names. Mind you, Turturro is a huge name himself, but he's always shown tons of respect ...
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Severance: John Turturro Talks Irving’s Decision in Season 2’s Most Intense Scene
(Adam Scott), Helly R. (Britt Lower), Irving B. (John Turturro), and Dylan G. (Zach Cherry) out into actual, honest-to-goodness nature for an “Outdoor Retreat Team Building Occurrence” or ...
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Spike Lee, John Turturro, Kate Berlant, Amy Sedaris, John Early and More Pose Across New York Hotspots in New Nordstrom Campaign
In one shot, Turturro and Lee pose on the steps of the Natural History Museum, while another sees Berlant and Early grabbing dumplings on the street. The campaign will appear throughout the city ...
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The 'Severance' cast dishes on how filming 'Woe's Hollow' was like 'doing a movie'
Britt Lower, Adam Scott, John Turturro, and Zach Cherry in "Severance." Credit: AppleTV+ Severance 's "Woe's Hollow" is nothing short of a showstopper — and not just because of its massive plot ...