Parts one and two of the four-part miniseries "Olive Kitteridge" debut at 8 p.m. Sunday (Nov. 2) on HBO. The concluding two air in the same time slot Monday. A mostly solemn, slow-moving story ...

Olive Kitteridge, a new two-part, four-hour miniseries that runs on HBO Sunday and Monday, sounds like the kind of long-form dramas TV used to make back in the '70s and '80s when miniseries ruled.

She seems like such an unpleasant and perplexing person, Olive Kitteridge, until you start to recognize yourself in her. Or maybe you don’t. American culture, after all, has spent considerable ...

McDormand makes her entirely credible and oddly endearing. “Olive Kitteridge,” an achingly beautiful and moving miniseries, premieres Nov. 2 and 3 on HBO. The film, set in Maine, filmed in ...

But the HBO miniseries debuting tonight is called Olive Kitteridge, based on the book of the same name. She’s played by Oscar winner Frances McDormand, too, so you know it’s going to be good.

irascible woman as “Olive Kitteridge,” thanks to the remarkably complex portrayal Frances McDormand delivers over the course of a four-hour HBO miniseries she optioned and developed herself ...

(Hey, Andy Samberg gave you his HBO Now password!) The gist: “Olive Kitteridge” is a four-hour, two-part HBO miniseries that aired last November on HBO. It’s based on Elizabeth Strout’s ...

"Olive Kitteridge," HBO’s new miniseries debuting Sunday, is smart, moving and beautifully directed, as so many of the studio’s productions are. The miniseries is based on the Pulitzer Prize ...

“Olive Kitteridge,” a new miniseries based on the book by Elizabeth Strout, will premiere on HBO Nov. 2. Strout’s collection of linked short stories set in a small Maine town won the 2009 ...

That's one takeaway from Olive Kitteridge (HBO, Sunday and Monday at 9 ET/PT, **** out of four), a quietly captivating miniseries about a seldom-quiet woman. The other is that overrating France ...

Learn more. When Elizabeth Strout attended an advance screening of HBO’s miniseries “Olive Kitteridge,” a network staffer handed her a package of tissues. “I thought, ‘Oh, please ...

Olive Kitteridge, a new two-part, four-hour miniseries that runs on HBO Sunday and Monday, sounds like the kind of long-form dramas TV used to make back in the '70s and '80s when miniseries ruled.