Search results
Jessica Rhoades is known for Station Eleven (2021), Dirty John (2018) and Sharp Objects (2018).
- Producer, Additional Crew
- Jessica Rhoades
Jul 29, 2021 · Jessica Rhoades, producer of Dirty John and Sharp Objects, signs a first-look deal with Netflix for her Pacesetter Productions. She is developing Nice Jewish Girls, a dark comedy about four sisters, with Anni Weisband and Dara Resnik.
Jan 13, 2022 · Jessica Rhoades and Patrick Somerville, executive producers of the HBO Max miniseries Station Eleven, talk about adapting Emily St. John Mandel's novel, finding the balance between drama and humor, and returning to production after COVID. The show follows the survivors of a flu epidemic that collapses civilization and the Traveling Symphony, a Shakespearean acting troupe.
- Senior Editor, Television
Feb 7, 2022 · I spoke to creator/showrunner Patrick Somerville and producer Jessica Rhoades (“Sharp Objects,” “Utopia“) as “Station Eleven” was coming to a close and they told me all about their ambitious, humanistic, sprawling orchestra of a show, how it was made, it’s cast and whether or not—given how they already know other stories are out ...
- How Kirsten Learns Not to Fight.
- By Choosing Peace in That Intance, Kirsten Gets to See Jeevan.
- Two Roads Diverged in A Wood — at The Actual Station Eleven.
Kirsten has found community, art and love in her life — but it hasn’t been easy. She was a child (played by Matilda Lawler) when the Georgia flu killed most of the world’s population, and she survived only because Jeevan, a total stranger, decided to try to walk her home to safety. He then took her in, along with his brother, Frank (Nabhaan Rizwan)...
Kirsten and Haley come inside as Wendy (Deborah Cox), a member of the Traveling Symphony, is singing “Midnight Train to Georgia” to honor of the death of Sarah (Lori Petty) earlier in the episode. After deciding to let Haley run away with “Station Eleven,” and seemingly being at peace with her decision, Kirsten turns to the crowd — almost as if she...
Though they’ve found each other in a world where, as Kirsten angrily says earlier in the episode, “No one finds people from before!,” Jeevan and Kirsten both have their own families now — she has the Symphony, he has his wife and kids. This time, they’re going to separate purposefully, not because one of them (Jeevan) is mauled by a wolf, and taken...
- Kate Aurthur
Dec 14, 2020 · Jessica Rhoades' production company sells two shows to NBC and hires Rachel Polan as SVP. The shows are Matched, a dramedy about arranged marriage, and Sidekicks, a drama about a PI firm.
May 17, 2022 · “There’s something about this show,” declares executive producer Jessica Rhoades about “Station Eleven,” the HBO Max limited series set in the aftermath of a fictional catastrophic ...
