And because she didn’t want to break the spell of what Mare had meant to her, Winslet didn’t want to see anyone who didn’t know Mare, which, as you can well imagine, ruled out a lot of people. ... That was a good thing.”AdvertisementAdvertisementKate Winslet in “Mare of Easttown.” (Sarah Shatz/HBO)Eventually, Winslet broadened her circle, cooking vegetarian meals for her family, returning to domesticity and embracing the mundane. Now, all anyone wants to do is talk to Winslet about Mare. Which is a self-protection thing, I suppose.”But with “Mare,” Winslet couldn’t detach herself, not with her 20-year-old daughter, Mia, running up to her, holding out her phone, saying, “Mom, you have got to read some of these tweets. That latter gift partially explains why Winslet heard from so many friends as “Mare” was airing, with everyone telling her “Kate!

Source: Los Angeles Times August 10, 2021 12:00 UTC