Behind the scenes pictures of the eerie greenhouse scene from Tuesdayâs episode.. From Joel Fields on Twitter.

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Behind the scenes pictures of the eerie greenhouse scene from Tuesdayâs episode.. From Joel Fields on Twitter.

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Keri Russell & Matthew Rhys on the set of âThe Americansâ, photographed by Marvin Joseph for The Washington Post.
Both Russell and Rhys say they used to talk much more about Philip and Elizabeth (âPhil ânâ Liz,â as Rhys calls them), often teasing each other about their charactersâ faults, which could lead to real arguments about their essential points of view.
âYou mean how Phil is infinitely more human?â Rhys asks, smirkingly. âWe do argue about them, yes, often starting out with a little mocking debate â sheâll say, âPhilâs so weakâ and Iâll say, âLiz is so cold,â and it leads sometimes to a serious discussion about whoâs the stronger or more dynamic.â
(....) At this point, Rhys says, thereâs less arguing about who Phil ânâ Liz are and more talk about how they feel. âI go so far as to say ownership,â Rhys says. âI own Phil Jennings. Iâm the person who thinks the most about Phil Jennings. No one else.â
The season 5 premiere airs tonight at 10, donât miss it!
The Hollywood Reporter asked: whatâs going on with Henry this season?
Henry, who's been out of the loop with Paige and his parents with respect to his parents' work as spies, will be more involved with his parents, but that's due to their initiative not his, [Keidrich] Sellati said.
"His parents are getting more involved with his life but not vice versa. So his parents are starting to find out more about him and how he's been doing at school, out of school, just in general," Sellati told THR. "No more just playing on the computer for him, either. He's starting to grow up."
High-waisted pants are must from this period, one thing that [The Americansâ costume designer Katie Irish] has to remind actors of during fittings. âThe universal comment from me is âPull your pants up, keep pulling,'â she said. âIâm like, âI know itâs a lot higher than you wear them today. Keep going. You see how long that zipper is, yes keep going, keep going. There you go. Find your belly button and thatâs where your waistband is.'â
Costume designer Katie Irish previews some of the new fashion styles you may spot in this season of The Americans here.

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Your favorite intense spy drama is back! The Americans returns for its fifth season tomorrow. Hereâs an interesting interview with creator Joe Weisberg and his brother Jacob.
Jacob reflects on Joeâs past as a CIA officer: âTo me, I always come back to the experience you had of having to lie to your friends. Joe has this very close group of friends heâs had since early childhood, and I think it was sort of a life-changing experience for you to have to deceive them. And I have to say, you have the most clueless group of friends! Not one of them had a passing thought that Joe was in the CIA. But just the corrosive effect of having to do that, as a way to live.â
Joe Weisberg, Joel Fields, Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys attended a panel discussion yesterday to discuss the growth of the characters over time and what it is like to write with an end in mind. One of the things they discussed: the vein in Keriâs forehead in the intense scene between Paige and Elizabeth in âThe Magic Of David Copperfield V: The Statue Of Liberty Disappearsâ.
Matthew Rhys, who directed that episode, said that his editor and another producer, both women, said they should probably remove the vein with CGI. But Joel Fields disagreed: "I felt very passionately because we really, really try not to do CGI on actors' faces and to let them look how they look. It seems like maybe not the best thing to send our daughters and other women images that aren't real. In this case also the performance was extraordinary and deep and rich." Keri Russell agreed: "Like why wouldn't you want that [in the scene]? You're mad. When you're mad, your face gets crazy," Russell said. "Why would I want to be a pretty version of that?"
Joel recalled: "Keri came in to do some ADR and as I recall, [to her] you said, 'Oh, I love the vein in that scene. That looks really great.'"
The full panel discussion is available to watch here.
Itâs that bittersweet time of the year again.. The season finale for The Americans airs tonight! Hereâs the promo for âPersona Non Grataâ.
Episode 12 airs tonight! Are you ready?
FX has just officially announced their renewal of The Americans for season five and six. Season six will be the final season. Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg feel that this allows them to give the story the ending it deserves. A quote from Joe: "We have a pretty good sense [of the ending]. I would say we got it down to about four different endings. So weâre pretty well honed in on a zone weâre going to go to, but we havenât decided for sure. And the way that we work, it could also all change. As it gets closer, we could come up with something totally different that would surprise me."

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âI think itâs really lovely to see Elizabeth absorb some of [Young-Heeâs positive attitude]. She definitely has a wall that she puts up against that, but you can see her hunger for it, and I think itâs really lovely and heartbreaking, also, to watch. [Young-Hee] shows a picture of a woman going to a foreign place and making a good, honest life for herself, and thatâs the life Elizabeth has not chosen to lead.â - From this interview with Ruthie Ann Miles, the actress who plays Young-Hee.
âTonightâs episode directed by this guy! :-) #TheAmericansâ - Joel Fields (@joel_fields) on Twitter.
Phew, what an episode. Can you breathe again? Maybe itâs time to reflect and listen to the podcast. This weekâs guest is Alison Wright. I mean, of course. Who else?
Wow, itâs episode seven already? Hereâs the promo for tonightâs Americans episode, âTravel Agentsâ.
Hereâs the podcast about Wednesdayâs episode, with special guest Masha Gessen, the showâs Russian translator.

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[W]hen she is walking out of that house, she has no idea where sheâs going. She doesnât know where sheâs going to go past getting outside of the house onto the street. And I think we see that in the shot when, after she yells at Gabriel, she turns around and then the panic sets in a bit more. âWhere do I go now? What do I do now?â -Alison Wright in this interview over at the Daily Beast.
Hereâs the promo for tonightâs episode, âThe Ratâ.