There were so many signs that Catherine and Peter would fall in love in the second season of The Great. The obvious one was that Catherine (Elle Fanning) let Peter (Nicholas Hoult) live in the palace ...

In “Topsy-Turvy,” Mike Leigh’s 1999 masterpiece about Gilbert & Sullivan, actress Wendy Nottingham delivers the old line: “The more I see of men, the more I admire dogs.” Dogs also come off relatively ...

For Catherine the Great, jewelry was about much more than adornment. The formidable Russian empress — who reigned from 1762 to 1796 after overthrowing her own husband, Peter III — understood that ...

How far with Catherine go to get what she wants? Season 1 of Hulu’s irreverent, ahistorical dramedy The Great ended with Elle Fanning’s character finally staging the coup against her husband she’d ...

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Huzzah! The Great became one of the most beloved and delightfully funny shows on television during its run. The series took place in 18th-century Russia and followed the rise of Catherine the Great.

There were so many signs that Catherine and Peter would fall in love in the second season of The Great. The obvious one was that Catherine (Elle Fanning) let Peter (Nicholas Hoult) live in the palace ...