Zoe Kazan's latest project continues a surprising family legacy that many viewers may not know about. Kazan joined Eli Rallo on the October 7 episode of Rallo's Prose Society podcast where they spoke ...
When Zoe Kazan learned she was going to adapt " East of Eden," she knew it meant she'd be destroying a copy of John Steinbeck's 1952 novel with scribbled notes in different colors, highlights and earmarked edges. So she ordered ... .
When Zoe Kazan learned she was going to adapt 'East of Eden,' she knew it meant she'd be destroying a copy of John Steinbeck's 1952 novel with scribbled notes in different colors, highlights and earmarked edges.
That film was directed by EliaKazan, the grandfather of Zoe Kazan, who created, wrote, executive produced and co-showran Netflix’s lush new, seven-part adaptation of “East of Eden.”.