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Doll & Em
- TV sitcom
- Sky Atlantic / Sky Living
- 2014 - 2015
- 12 episodes (2 series)
Sitcom in which English actress Emily Mortimer heads to Hollywood, closely followed by best friend Dolly Wells as her assistant. Stars Dolly Wells, Emily Mortimer, Jonathan Cake, Aaron Himelstein, Olivia Wilde and Evan Rachel Wood
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Preview: Doll & Em Series 2
The series may be saying nothing the first run hadn't already made clear, that message of friendship against all the odds is one that holds up to a spot of repetition.
The Velvet Onion, 2nd June 2015Doll & Em: how they turned a friendship into a sitcom
On paper, the first series of Doll & Em looked like a blueprint for how to destroy a lifelong friendship.
Gerard Gilbert, The Independent, 31st May 2015Dolly Wells interview
As season two of the sitcom Doll & Em begins, Dolly Wells talks about her best friend on and off screen, Emily Mortimer, and her tangled relationship with her father, the satirist John Wells.
Tim Teeman, The Guardian, 31st May 2015Ewan McGregor & Olivia Wilde to appear in Doll & Em
Ewan McGregor and Olivia Wilde are amongst the names announced for series two of Doll & Em. They will be joined by Evan Rachel Wood and Mikhail Baryshnikov in the series, which stars Emily Mortimer and Dolly Wells.
Rachel Babbage, Digital Spy, 3rd December 2014Doll & Em to return for a second series
Sky Living has ordered a second series of Doll & Em, the semi-improvised sitcom starring Emily Mortimer and Dolly Wells.
British Comedy Guide, 15th October 2014Doll & Em review
I've never seen a programme quite like Doll & Em and I can really tell it is a product of love, both for the show and for each other.
Becca Moody, Moody Comedy, 23rd April 2014Interview with Doll & Em's director Azazel Jacobs
Azazel Jacobs' unique worldview-a place populated with characters that seem too strange to be real, and too sympathetic to be completely invented-proves to be the perfect fit for Doll & Em.
Jose Solis, Pop Matters, 1st April 2014The LA dream is over, and so Doll and Em return to London in this series finale. In their trademark low-key style they're down to earth with a whimper, as Doll sulks back to her waitressing job and Em offers her brother money to go away. They're keen to avoid each other after the role-stealing incident over in LA, in a scene nearly as awkward as Em's encounter with Ben Chaplin and his stupid hat, where he accuses her of "up-inflecting". Guest star Noel Fielding and his offer of a bath save the day.
Hannah Verdier, The Guardian, 25th March 2014Besties Wells and Mortimer team for comedy 'Doll & Em'
What if you got famous and your best friend came out to Hollywood to hang with you ... and it was kind of a nightmare? Such is Emily Mortimer's anti-Entourage setup in Doll & Em, the clever new comedy she and real-life best friend ]p]Dolly Wells], both Brits, wrote and star in together.
Sara Stewart, The New York Post, 16th March 2014Doll & Em is getting better and more uncomfortable by the week, as the tension between the best friends slowly builds. Now that Doll's on crutches, Em has slipped into the role of her assistant, with the Hollywood star even having to get her own coffee. As Em struggles with her insecurity, her injured mate's a hit on set, with Chloƫ Sevigny taking a shine to her. The sight of Doll hobbling over to interrupt Em's crucial scene is packed with subtle joy, as is the news that they're both off to the same audition.
Hannah Verdier, The Guardian, 11th March 2014