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HOMELAND
Season Premiere: Sun, Sept 29 at 9 PM ET/PT (Showtime)
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Sinopse S3
Season three opens during the aftermath of the horrific terror attack that destroyed the U.S. intelligence apparatus, and prompted a global manhunt for the world’s most wanted terrorist – Nicholas Brody. The government’s investigation starts to deepen and the Senate Select Committee is asking for answers. The new season also finds Carrie and Saul begin to rebuild their personal and professional lives in the middle of a media firestorm about the terrorist attack and search for Brody.
[*]Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison[*] Damian Lewis as Nicholas Brody[*] Mandy Patinkin as Saul Berenson[*] Morena Baccarin as Jessica Brody.[*] Rupert Friend as Peter Quinn[*] Jackson Pace as Chris Brody[*] Morgan Saylor as Dana Brody[*] F. Murray Abraham as Dar Adal[*] Sarita Choudhury as Mira Berenson[*] Tracy Letts as Senator Andrew Lockhart
The third season has three previous guest actors: Rupert Friend, F. Murray Abraham and Sarita Choudhury, being promoted to series regulars. Tracy Letts joined the cast playing Senator Andrew Lockhart, Chairman of Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, as a series regular. Diego Klattenhoff and David Marciano, who portray Mike Faber and Virgil, will not return as series regulars, but are expected to return in a recurring capacity.
[*]Novos personagensAmy Morton as Erin KimballJoanna Merlin as Grandma LoisNazanin Boniadi as FaraGary Wilmes as Dr. RichardsonSam Underwood as LeoLawrence Clayton as Admiral Jim PenningtonPedro Pascal as Majority Counsel David Portillo
S1
1.01 Pilot
1.02 Grace
1.03 Clean Skin
1.04 Semper I
1.05 Blind Spot
1.06 The Good Soldier
1.07 The Weekend
1.08 Achilles Heel
1.09 Crossfire
1.10 Representative Brody
1.11 The Vest
1.12 Marine One
S2
2.01 The Smile
2.02 Beirut is Back
2.03 State of Independence
2.04 New Car Smell
2.05 Q&A
2.06 A Gettysburg Address
2.07 The Clearing
2.08 I'll Fly Away
2.09 Two Hats
2.10 Broken Hearts
2.11 In Memoriam
2.12 The Choice
S3
3.01 Tim Man is Down 29.09
3.02 Uh... Oo... Aw... 06.10
3.03 Tower of David 13.10
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Entrevistas:
- THR: 'Homeland' Season 3: The Drama's Writers Offer 10 Big Reveals *some spoilers*
- Huffington Post interview with Damian Lewis *some spoilers*
- Long NYT Magazine Profile: Mandy Patinkin: ‘I Behaved Abominably’
- Maureen Ryan interview: Homeland Season 3: Producer Talks Brody, Carrie, Mental Illness And The Reasons For Reinvention
- Profile in The New Yorker: Varieties of Disturbance: Where do Claire Danes’s volcanic performances come from?
Reviews:
- Tim Goodman @ THR: Homeland Review
The Bottom Line: After a lackluster second season, the terrorism drama rebounds with a refocus on character. "Homeland" is back on track.
- Andy Greenwald for Grantland: Spy Hard - Homeland is back, but has it fixed its second-season problems?
Homeland remains a uniquely compelling series, often as clever as it is dim, as goofy as it is good. (As Saul himself said to Carrie last December: "You're the smartest and the dumbest fucking person I've ever known.") Recent history aside, the very best TV is almost never about the destination. It's about appreciating the perilous journey taken to get there. And that's something worth remembering as Homeland's writers once again attempt to tiptoe across a crater they themselves created.
- NY Times review
The third season doesn’t just stretch credulity, it tries patience
- Variety Review
Few programs have experienced the explosive trajectory of “Homeland,” an Emmy winner for its first season before vaulting headlong into its second, wildly veering off course and, almost literally, blowing the whole thing up in the season finale. The third flight thus finds the series back on somewhat more sober terrain in addressing the fallout from those events, while suffering from big absences initially. Smart, watchable and extremely well cast, “Homeland’s” creative roller-coaster ride ultimately illustrates the gap between a popcorn show like “24” — not a bad option, but more limited — and the tougher-to-execute hairpin turns of a “Breaking Bad.”
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