by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | March 5, 2021
Andy and The Athletic’s Max Olson rank their favorite characters from the hit Showtime series, Billions. Damian Lewis gets some props not just about Billions, but about his previous NBC show Life. See where Axe ranks here:
by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | March 2, 2021
First glimpse of Damian and Asia Kate Dillon (who plays Taylor Mason) hanging out together as they prepare filming the remaining five episodes of Billions season 5.
What’s your “walkin’ back into AxeCap” music?#Billions pic.twitter.com/UpFxgMrlVE
— Kelly AuCoin (@KellyAuCoin77) March 1, 2021
by Gingersnap | damian-lewis.com | February 21, 2021
It’s official. Billions will be back to filming next month, March 2021. We have some insider information straight from Dollar Bill! Kelly AuCoin, who plays Dollar Bill Stearn confirmed this in the below tweet. Other social media postings for casting notices indicate shooting dates of March-November for the remaining episodes of season 5 and also season 6.
Get ready for some real March Madness, cuz WE ARE COMING BACK TO WORK, BABY!
I am sooooo excited to see my @SHO_Billions fam, next month. I miss you beautiful loonies! #Billions pic.twitter.com/brM15TGCKS
— Kelly AuCoin (@KellyAuCoin77) February 21, 2021
Then on 2/24/21 Daniel K. Isaac, who plays Ben Kim on the show, tweeted this:
Continue reading Billions Back Filming in March – Feb 21, 2021
by Michael Idato | The Sydney Morning Herald | January 9, 2021
In an economic era increasingly defined by tax avoidance, inequality and constant disruption, it seems unlikely that financial web-spinners in expensive suits would become the poster children of TV’s most popular dramas.
And yet the success of shows including Billions, about the exploits of scheming billionaire Bobby Axelrod, Black Monday, which chronicled the preamble to the 1998 stock market collapse, and Devils, about key players in an investment bank tied to the 2008 financial crisis, speaks for itself.
by Sean T. Collins | Vulture | December 29, 2020
“Vision” is right there in the name of the damn thing, but as a medium, television is as much dependent on sound as it is on sight. This year, from comedies to dramas, from terrestrial networks to streaming services, a good soundtrack was often as big a part of a show’s critical conversation, and as crucial a component in separating great TV from the rest of the pack, as any other element. As part of our annual holiday tradition, we’re once again counting down the year’s top music cues, for those glorious moments when sound and vision collide. Crank ’em up!
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