Natasha Lyonne plays Charlie Cale, whose eccentric, befuddled spirit belies an uncanny and laser-focused talent: the ability ...

"She does a real good job, Rootbeer," Lyonne said of her 15-year-old maltipoo.This article contains spoilers for the season 2 finale of Poker Face, "The End of the Road."A (canine) star is born in ...

Natasha Lyonne is an actress, director and producer of "Poker Face" Season 2. But shooting the Peacock comedy, she feels more like an Oompa Loompa.

Natasha Lyonne, Rian Johnson Reveal Where ‘Poker Face’ Season 2 Goes Now After the action-packed three-episode premiere, Peacock's road-tripping detective series starring Lyonne from creator ...

LYONNE I like that analogy. It reminds me of our cell phone text thread from the actual making of season two of Poker Face, and season one also. It’s really a roller coaster.

When Peacock ‘s Poker Face premiered back in 2023, my biggest complaint came from a place of privilege: There was so much to enjoy about creator Rian Johnson and producer-star Natasha Lyonne’s ...

When Entertainment Weekly rolls up to the Hollywood set of its Poker Face season 2 cover shoot on a gray April day, it's not a rep or a director or star Natasha Lyonne that greets us — it's her ...

Charlie Cale (Natasha Lyonne) standing in a red room in Poker Face Season 1, Episode 6. For Poker Face Season 1, Charlie had a shag mullet with lots of volume at the top and straighter ends.

TV REVIEW A reluctant detective returns on ‘Poker Face’ But she may have brought along a few too many familiar faces this time By Lisa Weidenfeld Globe Staff,Updated May 8, 2025, 10:55 a.m.

Natasha Lyonne says she would be down. After a highly acclaimed first season, Poker Face 2.0 started streaming Thursday on Peacock with its first three episodes.

Poker Face is going big for the 2025 Emmys. Gold Derby has confirmed that the Peacock comedy is submitting 14 different actors for the second season. Natasha Lyonne, who plays human lie detector ...

Natasha Lyonne is an actress, director and producer of "Poker Face" Season 2. But shooting the Peacock comedy, she feels more like an Oompa Loompa.