How The Diplomat Writing Elevates the Acting, According to Rufus Sewell @BackstageCast
How The Diplomat Writing Elevates the Acting, According to Rufus Sewell  @BackstageCast
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"The writing is effortless...it makes [acting] so much easier," Rufus Sewell says about "The Diplomat."

Rufus Sewell has spent more than three decades playing charming cads, kings, and complicated men—but it’s silver-tongued political operator Hal Wyler on the Netflix hit that just earned him his first lead actor Emmy nomination. You can check out our full interview on Backstage.

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How "The Diplomat" Writing Elevates the Acting, According to Rufus Sewell

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