Watch The Hollywood Reporter's Full, Uncensored Drama Actress Roundtable With Patricia Arquette, Christine Baranski and More

Emilia Clarke, Danai Gurira, Niecy Nash and Michelle Williams also appear on the Drama Actress Roundtable. The Hollywood Reporter's Roundtables air every Sunday on SundanceTV.

Showtime's 'Escape at Dannemora,' Star Patricia Arquette Take Top Honors at Monte Carlo TV Festival

Israeli autism sitcom 'On the Spectrum' swept the comedy prizes, winning for best comedy series and for stars Naomi Levov and Niv Majar as best comedy actress and actor, respectively.

"It's Part of the Job to Be Unsure": Ava DuVernay, Ben Stiller and The Hollywood Reporter TV Director Roundtable

Patty Jenkins, Adam McKay, Jean-Marc Vallée and David Nutter also sound off on their disagreements with actors, lessons learned from social media, the high stakes of telling dark, real-life stories and hearing Obama say, "You kill all my favorite characters."

Ben Stiller on Filming 'Escape at Dannemora' at Real-Life Correctional Facility: "It Was So Heavy"

"We were literally six weeks away from shooting and we didn't have a location secured, to be able to shoot up there — that was the biggest fight," he tells The Hollywood Reporter TV Director Roundtable of his Showtime limited series.

How 'When They See Us,' 'Dirty John' Depicted Notorious Crimes for TV

Creating limited series based on true-crime tales — such as 'Escape at Dannemora,' 'A Very English Scandal' and 'I Am the Night' — requires creators, producers and directors to not only dig deep into the facts, but also craft a story that works for the small screen.

Patricia Arquette Talks 'Escape at Dannemora' Love Scenes, Weight Gain, Asking "Who's Allowed to Be Sexual?"

Arquette stars in limited series 'Escape at Dannemora' as prison worker Joyce "Tilly" Mitchell, based on the 2015 Clinton Correctional Facility escape.

"This Is the New Me": Emilia Clarke, Michelle Williams and The Hollywood Reporter Drama Actress Roundtable

Patricia Arquette, Christine Baranski, Danai Gurira and Niecy Nash join the conversation on the industry battles (pay parity, "pressure to look a certain way"), the power struggles (no bitches, "no sassy black anything") and the drive to succeed: “I have to keep my sense of outrage, which isn’t hard.”