Actress Claire Danes attends “An Evening with Patti Lupone and Mandy Patinkin” Broadway opening night at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre on November 21, 2011 in New York City.

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- AN EVENING WITH PATTI LUPONE AND MANDY PATINKIN – NOVEMBER 

Recently the series’ star, Damian Lewis, celebrated by belting out a lively rendition of White Wedding at the Cast and Crew Wrap Party held at VBGB.

You can check out his performance in the video below (and make sure you watch the crowd to see his co-star Claire Danes rock out too!).

Damian Lewis interview talks about Claire Danes’ character Carrie & Brody.

I’m sorry to have missed that. So, last we saw you, Brody and Carrie [Claire Danes] just drove off into the sunset. There’s totally going to be a happy ending now, right?
Yeah, as you can tell from the style of the show, everything will be resolved now and it will turn into a romantic-comedy road trip. [Laughs.] You’ve seen their teenage moment in the back of the car …

That’s one way to put it.
Oh, now we’re just being coy with each other. [Laughs.] I think one spine of the show is clearly: Is Brody or is Brody not a terrorist. And if he is, will Carrie catch him in time or is she in fact a little crazy? But I also think a strong central spine is this Casablanca-like relationship these two have, not being able to be with or without one another.

The chemistry between Carrie and Brody used to seem palpable but vague. Now … it’s not so vague anymore. Do you think there’s really a connection between them, or is each playing the other?
I think Carrie consciously places herself as a honeytrap and is surprised by her connection to the man she’s supposed to be surveilling. And it’s also in keeping with her slightly reckless nature, that she maybe has problems with boundaries. In Brody, he is excited and woken up by this connection he has with a woman, that he’s struggling to regain with his wife. They’re two broken-winged birds who recognize the damage in each other. Brody knows Carrie is intuiting something about him that no one else is, and she is crossing all sorts of professional lines by becoming emotionally engaged with a guy who’s a possible breach to homeland security. It’s wrong on so many levels, but it’s deliciously right as well!

New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT), which has supported the advancement of women in the entertainment industry for more than 30 years, will present their 31th annual Muse Awards at a gala luncheon to be held Wednesday, December 7th at the New York Hilton. The Muse Awards honor the outstanding vision and achievement of women in the film, television and digital media industries.

Claire Danes-one of Hollywood’s leading actresses, Danes is acclaimed for her work in film, television and theatre. An Emmy and Golden Globe winner, Danes has appeared in diverse roles including Angela Chase in MY SO CALLED LIFE, as Juliet in Baz Luhrmann’s ROMEO + JULIET and as TEMPLE GRANDIN in the HBO biopic. Danes currently stars as CIA agent Carrie Matheson on the Showtime series HOMELAND opposite Mandy Patinkin.

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-  01.05 – ACHILLES HEEL (Homeland)

Claire Danes says she has started speaking like a Brit thanks to her husband. The actress has been married to actor Hugh Dancy for the past two years and she says the relationship has affected the way she talks. Danes, 31, said: ‘I feel deeply secure. My trust in Hugh continues to grow and that’s a wonderful thing.’

 She told US magazine Ladies’ Home Journal: ‘British-speak has definitely infiltrated my language, too. ’I say ‘loo’ and ‘bloody’. I even say ‘car park’ instead of ‘parking lot’, which is horrifying to admit. The American actress - who starred opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in the 1996 film Romeo + Juliet – also said she loves dancing. ’I have private dance parties with myself,’ she said. ‘Very frequently actually. I love me some Kanye West. Love me some Beyoncé. But I can dance with no music. I’m good to go.’

When you star in a political drama on television, it can be challenging keeping things light behind the scenes. But Homelandstars Claire Danes and Morena Baccarin have found something adorable they can chitchat about on the set of their intense thriller: dogs. 

“She has a dog that’s kind of similar in scale to mine,” Danes tells PEOPLE. “And so we kind of have a little dog commune and that’s fun.” 

When Danes decided to take the role as a CIA analyst, she and her husband, Hugh Dancy, agreed that it would be best if she took their schnoodle, Weegee, down south to Charlotte, N.C., for the long shoot. “He does miss him,” she says of Dancy – and Weegee seems to miss the idyllic life at their country home in upstate New York. 

“He gets really freaked out whenever there are rainstorms, which there have been many in Charlotte,” she says. “It’s not been the best location.” 

Come mid-November, Danes and Weegee will head back up north to Dad, who’s starring in the Broadway playVenus in Fur, and she’ll have plenty of downtime until filming starts up again in January. 

“I love all the fresh produce and the simple sort of lifestyle it affords,” she says of the country. “It’s kind of great because it’s the best pressure valve. It’s so nice to go to a place where I can be and look however I want with a cow as my witness.”

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- 01.04 – SEMPER I (Homeland)

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- 01.03 – CLEAN SKIN (Homeland)

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- 01.02 – GRACE (Homeland)