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'Brat' summer meets fascist fall with an episode that balanced ridiculous humor and biting political satire.

Set in the stark desert of West Texas, the Paramount+ drama follows an oil company's dogged fixer as he tries to prevent the rigs, his family, and the American dream from falling apart.

The Apple TV+ limited series plays with perspective as a way of upending pre-conceived notions held by certain characters, as well as viewers.

Though the star is treated as a microcosm of the larger toxic themes at play, Moore admitted she wouldn't mind being honored this way.

Thornton cited Sheridan's other work, including "Yellowstone" and "Mayor of Kingstown," as material that reflects the authentic humanity of America.

While Zendaya doesn't really think about films in terms of size and scope, she does think all films are worthy of being seen on the big screen.