Catherine O’Hara has built a career on delivering lines that become instantly iconic. Some quotes work thanks to clever writing or perfect timing, but hers shine through sheer performance magic.

The Last of Us' Episode 6 finally revealed what happened to Eugene, and it was even more emotional thanks to Joe Pantoliano.

When "The Last of Us" co-creator Craig Mazin called Catherine O'Hara to offer her a role in the second season ... she confesses to Joel that she hates him for killing her husband, Eugene, even though ...

“I like to think Gail has held everybody together” on The Last of Us, says Catherine O’Hara. Photo ... we finally learn what happened to her husband, Eugene (Joe Pantoliano), an event ...

Pedro Pascal and Catherine O’Hara in Season 2 ... “OK, thanks, I’ll do that.” As my husband says, “Duly noted.” How has it felt having this show and “The Studio” airing at the ...

That must be Catherine O’Hara.’” O’Hara and Welch got married on April 25, 1992. Their first son, Matthew, was born in 1994, followed by their second, Luke, in 1997. Although the family ...

Although he has yet to be seen on screen, another new character mentioned in the series is Gail’s husband, Eugene. During a scene between Joel and Gail, the therapist mentions her late husband ...

“You shot and killed my husband,” she says ... makes me so f***ing angry.” Catherine O’Hara plays therapist Gail in ‘The Last of Us’ season two (Liane Hentscher/HBO) While it ...

The first episode of The Last of Us season two introduced a new character in the form of Catherine O’Hara’s Gail, who acts as a therapist ... another new character mentioned in the series is Gail’s ...

Oh, yes, and you killed her husband. Of all the developments roiling ... the hardened psychotherapist played by Catherine O’Hara. She only gets one dialogue scene, but it’s one of those ...

Unlike most of the show’s cast, Gail (played by Catherine O’Hara) isn’t based on a character ... While she isn’t from the games, her husband Eugene is briefly mentioned in The Last of ...