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The Returned's Mary Elizabeth Winstead and 'How I Met Your Mother's Josh Radnor star in the new PBS historical drama, 'Mercy Street.' (Photo: Antony Platt, pBS) Mary Elizabeth Winstead seems to be on fire in PBS's new series, Mercy Street. Mary Elizabeth Winstead, who starred in “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,” returns to the 19th century for the new drama “Mercy Street,” the first scripted PBS series shot in the U.S. in a decade. In this exclusive clip (above), Mary (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) is confronted by fellow nurse Anne Hastings (Tara Summers), who’s not exactly happy with the arrival of the new head nurse and isn’t shy about expressing it. Mary Phinney (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) is a widow who is assigned to Mansion House Hospital by Superintendent of Army Nurses Dorothea Dix (Cherry Jones), who had been given the authority the appoint female nurses over the objections of doctors and surgeons.
What: Six-part series set in a Civil War hospital, starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Hannah James, McKinley Belcher III and Josh Radnor. When: Premieres at 10 tonight. Where: PBS SoCal. There’s little mercy on “Mercy Street.” Set during the Civil War .
How I Met Your Mother's Josh Radnor and 'The Returned's Mary Elizabeth Winstead star in the new PBS period drama, 'Mercy Street.' (Photo: Antony Platt, PBS) This is not your typical Civil War epic.
New PBS series Mercy Street (premieres on Sunday, January 17th, at 10:00/9:00c) in broad strokes reminds me of the trilogy of novels and miniseries, North and South.
Dr. Jedediah Foster (Josh Radnor) and nurse Mary Phinney (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) in “Mercy Street.” The American Civil War has been the source of countless dramatic endeavors over the years, not only because of its historic significance, but because . Mary Elizabeth Winstead sees something the movie-going public won’t be able to witness until ‘10 Cloverfield Lane’ hits theaters on March 11.
In the clip, three unnamed characters, played by John Goodman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and John Gallagher, Jr., are living in an underground bunker – we don’t know if this is because of the events of “Cloverfield,” or another earthly disaster.