Michael K. Williams and James Purefoy bicker charmingly in SundanceTV's Texas noir, which co-stars Christina Hendricks. By Daniel Fienberg Hap and Leonard S01 Still - H 2016 The challenge of ...

Hap and Leonard's Michael Kenneth Williams and Brian Dennehy on What the Show Is Really About "This is a show about virtue," says Dennehy. Liam Mathews March 10, 2017, 1:03 p.m. PT.

Actor Michael K. Williams attends the Centerpiece Gala Presentation and World Premiere of “Inherent Vice” during the 52nd New York Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall on October 4, 2014 in New ...

Set in East Texas during the late 1980s, the show's narrative revolves around the (mis)adventures of two men, Hap Collins (James Purefoy) and Leonard Pine (Michael K. Williams). Hap is a former ...

Michael Kenneth Williams (The Wire, 12 Years A Slave) is set as one of the two leads in Sundance’s straight-to-series drama Hap And Leonard.Additionally, he has been cast as the lead in The ...

Watch the trailer for season 3 of Hap and Leonard above and, exclusively, that new clip, below. Hap and Leonard: The Two-Bear Mambo premieres March 7 at 10 p.m. on SundanceTV . Read More: ...

"Boardwalk Empire" and "The Wire" star Michael K. Williams returns this week to TV in the new SundanceTV show "Hap and Leonard," which is based on the Joe R. Lansdale book series.

Michael Kenneth Williams calls his character on the Sundance series “Hap and Leonard” a walking contradiction.“I don’t know what it’s like to be an openly gay, black Republican in the ...

Michael Kenneth Williams plays Leonard, a down-on-his-luck, gay man in Texas in the new Sundance series "Hap and Leonard." Sundance TV Michael Kenneth Williams returns to television Wednesday ...

After three seasons on SundanceTV, Hap and Leonard won’t be getting another kick at the East Texas can, it seems The cancellation of the James Purefoy and Michael Kenneth Williams led series ...

James Purefoy, left, and Michael K. Williams in 'Hap and Leonard.' James Minchin/SundanceTV J oe Lansdale will bust that ass,” says Michael K Williams, his face turning serious.