T hough her acting career spans over three decades, Parker Posey’s houses have never—save for a short stint in the mid-’90s—been located in Tinseltown. Instead, the House

For her character on the show, Posey told Variety she was inspired by the theatricality of Tennessee Williams plays, specifically Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Take a gander at the plot of the play and you can undoubtedly see the parallels between the play’s conflicts and the Ratliffs’ own potential crumbling, both financially and emotionally.

For years, the "indie queen” has had trouble finding satisfying work in Hollywood’s shifting landscape. Then, along came “The White Lotus.”

The White Lotus is back to add some chaos to the 2025 TV schedule, and there’s already an early favorite casting choice to talk about: Parker Posey! Since Season 3 of The White

Parker Posey is explaining how she came up with the already much-talked-about southern drawl she uses as Violet Ratliff in the third season of "The White Lotus." Violet is the pill-popping matriarch of a wealthy North Carolina family vacationing at the posh resort's Thailand location with her husband (Jason Isaac) and three children (Patrick Schwarzenegger,

Posey joins Walton Goggins, Jason Isaacs, Leslie Bibb, Carrie Coon, Michelle Monaghan and returning star Natasha Rothwell in season three as the vacationers take Thailand.

Viewers can't seem to agree on the Dazed And Confused star's Southern twang in the latest season of the award-winning drama.

Posey was labeled “Queen of the Indies” during the 1990s for starring in so many hit indie films, including Dazed and Confused, Suburbia, Party Girl, Waiting for Guffman and K