Since his first appearance halfway through season one of “Boardwalk Empire,” Jack Huston’s disfigured Richard Harrow has been a fan favorite. Whether its the way his loyalty to Jimmy Darmody (Michael ...

Written by Lawrence Konner; directed by Simon Cellan Jones, Episode 10 of "Boardwalk Empire" packed in oodles of plot points from Nucky gaining ground on the D'Alessios to Agent Van Alden seemingly ...

Well one person knows - Jack Huston! And we have an exclusive clip of him talking about just how well he knew Jack - enough to predict what he was going to say! The clip also reveals how the writers ...

As an actor, Jack Huston works wonders with just half a face, a gravelly, flat voice and cruel difficulty speaking. Fortunately, those afflictions aren't his but instead are borne by Richard Harrow, ...

SPOILER ALERT: Before you read this post, have your servant bring the cocoa and watch last night’s Boardwalk Empire. In a quote that you are probably tired by now of hearing critics like me repeat, ...

If there was one actor who was supposed to be having a big month, it was Jack Huston. The English actor, most well-known for his role as Richard Harrow on Boardwalk Empire, had just come off playing ...

- Boardwalk Empire: HBO confirms the very happy news that crazy-cool killer Richard Harrow (Jack Huston), aka the Tin Woodman of Atlantic City, N.J., will be a regular character on season two of ...

Jonathon Norcross is a feature writer for Collider. He's also written for People, InsideHook, and Brooklyn Magazine, among other outlets. He co-produced the feature documentary Break the Game, which ...

While US television has acquired a reputation for milking successful shows way beyond their expiry date, cable producers have always been better at quitting when they're ahead than their network ...

The realization -- hey, it is him, there in the back of the scene -- that Dominic Chianese, known to all as Uncle Junior, has a recurring role on "Boardwalk Empire" as a member of the Commodore's ...

Last night we were treated to an hour of television that was gorgeously filmed, intricately constructed, smart and scary and violent, full of deeply realized performances and polished writing. No, I'm ...