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Director Hiro Murai Finds the Funny in Fear in “Widow’s Bay"—and a New Side of Matthew Rhys
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Director Hiro Murai Finds the Funny in Fear in “Widow’s Bay"—and a New Side of Matthew Rhys
He directed funny-sad Atlanta for Donald Glover and helped Bill Hader navigate the slippery slope of Emmy-winning hitman comedy Barry, which are just a couple of the reasons writer-producer Katie Dippold (Parks and Recreation, The Heat) reached out to Hiro Murai to helm her Widow’s Bay series. The Mayberry-meets-Poltergeist mystery (Wednesdays through June 17 on Apple TV) deftly blends laughs and horror in its story about a centuries-old New Eng…
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