David Harbour Wins First Emmy For ‘DTF St. Louis’, Thanks HBO For “All Your Tons Of Notes”
By Katie Campione September 6, 2026 David Harbour in 'DTF St. Louis'Tina Rowden/HBO David Harbour took home the Emmy Award on Sunday
Linda Cardellini Wins First Emmy For ‘DTF St. Louis’: “A Real Dream Come True”
By Katie Campione September 6, 2026 Linda Cardellini in 'DTF St. Louis'Tina Rowden/HBO Linda Cardellini joined her onscreen husband David Harbour from DTF St. Louis in winning
In ‘DTF St. Louis,’ Joy Sunday Thrived on Oddball Chemistry With Co-Star Richard Jenkins
By: Alex Welch August 24, 2026 Joy Sunday in "DTF St. Louis" (HBO) When Joy Sunday first read the script for the “DTF
‘Beef,’ ‘DTF St. Louis’ narrowly lead pack in very tight race for 2026 Emmys limited or anthology series
By Katcy Stephan August 30, 2026 One of the tightest races at the upcoming Emmys on Sept. 14 is the Limited
DTF St. Louis’ Boss Explains How — and Why — He Pulled Off That Cringe Rap Scene
“My job as the showrunner is to make sure that this doesn’t break the spell with the
David Harbour Talks Learning ASL for ‘DTF St. Louis,’
By Clayton Davis August 19, 2026 Nino Munoz In “DTF St. Louis,” David Harbour goes quiet. The 51-year-old New York-born actor plays Floyd,
It’s not just acting: On ‘DTF,’ Richard Jenkins and Joy Sunday forged a true friendship
“DTF St. Louis” stars Joy Sunday and Richard Jenkins. (Erik Carter / For The Times) By Michael Ordoña August 19,
Interview: David Harbour on the Unique Tone of ‘DTF St. Louis’ and How He Really Feels about Recumbent Bicycles
By Abe Friedtanzer August 16, 2026 Photograph by Tina Rowden/HBO In HBO’s DTF St. Louis, the close relationship between weatherman Clark
Jason Bateman Still Hates Baths, but Loves Playing Messy Men
Bateman, who’s up for four Emmys this year—for DTF St. Louis and Black Rabbit—talks about playing screw-ups and why cohosting SmartLess has
HBO’s ‘DTF St. Louis’: How Cinematographer James Whitaker Created The Visual Style
By Dana Feldman Aug 17, 2026 HBO’s DTF St. Louis is threaded with themes of middle-aged malaise, the nuances of male friendship,