Noah Emmerich, Kathleen Wilhoite & Tommy Dewey Join Murdaugh Murders Hulu Series ...Middle East

Noah Emmerich (The Big Cigar), Kathleen Wilhoite (Yellowstone) and Tommy Dewey (Saturday Night) have joined Hulu’s upcoming limited series about the Murdaugh Murders. The true crime drama series comes from showrunner Michael D. Fuller, who co-created the project with Erin Lee Carr. The as-yet untitled series is based on the true story of Maggie and Alex Murdaugh’s […]

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