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Aubrey Plaza On “Really Weird” Experience Pitching ‘Kevin’ Animated Series With Ex-Boyfriend About Their Cat: “Like An Acid Trip For Me”
#News #AubreyPlaza #JoeWengert #Kevin #PrimeVideo

https://deadline.com/2026/04/aubrey-plaza-pitching-kevin-with-ex-about-their-cat-1236864956/

Aubrey Plaza On “Really Weird” Experience Pitching ‘Kevin’ Animated Series With Ex-Boyfriend About Their Cat: “Like An Acid Trip For Me”

Although Aubrey Plaza's latest series is about a talking cat in Queens, 'Kevin' is very much inspired by her own life.

Deadline

The Hollywood Reporter 2d ago

‘Kevin’ Review: Jason Schwartzman Leads the All-Star Voice Cast of Amazon’s Unevenly Funny, Ultimately Sweet Pet Cartoon
#TV #TVReviews #Amazon #AubreyPlaza #JasonSchwartzman #Kevin

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-reviews/kevin-review-amazon-aubrey-plaza-jason-schwartzman-1236564657/

‘Kevin’ Review: Jason Schwartzman Leads the All-Star Voice Cast of Amazon’s Unevenly Funny, Ultimately Sweet Pet Cartoon

John Waters and Whoopi Goldberg are also among the vocal talent on the series, created by Joe Wengert ('Big Mouth') and Aubrey Plaza, set at a pet shelter in Astoria, Queens.

The Hollywood Reporter

Animag 3d ago

'Kevin' co-creator and showrunner Joe Wengert discusses his new adult animated comedy series purring to Prime Video next week.

#Kevin #PrimeVideo #JoeWengert #AubreyPlaza
https://www.animationmagazine.net/2026/04/kevin-creator-and-show-runner-joe-wengert-on-why-his-new-animated-comedy-is-the-cats-meow/

‘Kevin’ Creator and Show-Runner Joe Wengert on Why His New Animated Comedy Is the Cat’s Meow | Animation Magazine

'Kevin' co-creator and showrunner Joe Wengert discusses his new adult animated comedy series purring to Prime Video next week.

Animation Magazine

kolya 6d ago

After the excellent #SafetyNotGuaranteed with #AubreyPlaza, this time #Iwatched her 2022 thriller #EmilyTheCriminal, which had me on the edge of my seat, due to how real it gets. Emily is being suffocated with student debt, low wage jobs and cynical employers. Then she gets a tip to work for a credit card fraud ring. It's not that she particularly wants to do crime. She's neither a villain nor a hero. But she wants to survive, in a system that is stacked against her.