Once overlooked, Rhea Seehorn wins Golden Globe for 'Pluribus'

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Rhea Seehorn's lead performance in "Pluribus" "makes the show work," says creator Vince Gilligan, cementing her transformation from overlooked character actress to award-winning star. Seehorn, 54, won a Golden Globe for playing Carol Sturka, a volatile, angry woman resisting forced happiness. Gilligan wrote the role for her after admiring her work on "Better Call Saul," where she played Kim Wexler. She still gets mistaken for store employees; she suppresses anger and copes with creative anxiety via puzzles, art, and true-crime TV. Season two details remain unknown.


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