The Deuce

“Performers began to be known by their names.” The cast and crew describe the political and social catalysts that fueled the 1977-1978 porn boom in America.

“She wants to express herself in her work. And why shouldn’t she?” Maggie Gyllenhaal describes how far Candy/Eileen has come and where she wants to go as a creative force.

George Pelecanos, Maggie Gyllenhaal and more explain the drama's setting, and the dynamics that made sex-work a lucrative industry.

Members of The Deuce cast share what it's like to work again with David Simon and George Pelecanos.

Actor-director-producer James Franco shares how he tackled the world of 1970s New York City.

Simon and some of his favorite collaborators were at ATX Festival to share insight into the production company behind The Wire, The Deuce and more.

The casting director looks back on memorable auditions, and reveals which role was the toughest to fill.

For stories about real cities and people, look no further than these series from the team behind The Wire.

In the drug-ridden streets of West Baltimore, there are good guys and there are bad guys. Sometimes you need more than a badge to tell them apart.

This six-part miniseries depicts the true story of a young mayor (Oscar Isaac) whose attempt to build low-income housing in white neighborhoods tears his city apart.

Residents in New Orleans post-Hurricane Katrina strive to rebuild their lives without losing sight of the music and cultural traditions that make them, and the city, so unique.

From creators Ed Burns and David Simon, this seven-part miniseries focuses on the first 40 days of the war in Iraq, as told by an elite group of U.S. Marines.