Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Michael C Hall: ‘Like all people, I’m struggling to stay sane’ (Getty) It was never part of any mission statement I had,” insists ...

The dark passenger is back. Michael C. Hall returns as serial killer Dexter in “Dexter: Resurrection” — and yes, he knows “it’s a trip.” “We hoped we were onto something. We hoped we’d hit the little ...

The unexpected finale of Dexter: New Blood may have been a divisive one, but writers Clyde Phillips and Scott Reynolds know the full story. "The critics loved it, the internet people hated it," ...

This interview has been edited for length and clarity. *Michael C. Hall is once again stepping into the blood-stained shoes of Dexter Morgan in the upcoming Showtime series “Dexter: Resurrection.” ...

The deadly role Michael C. Hall stepped into two decades ago is getting a fresh new revival in the latest spin-off series, Dexter: Resurrection. Not only is television's most infamous serial killer ...

Dexter was the role that turned Michael C. Hall into a household name. His chilling yet charismatic portrayal of Dexter Morgan was so integral to the show’s identity that it not only ran for eight ...

Dexter: New Blood provided a definitive ending to Dexter Morgan’s story by killing him off at the hand of his own son. This ending was done to try and appease fans who felt the original show lacked ...

Serial killers aren’t heroes, but you’d never know it given the number of true crime stories and dramatized murderers currently populating television. Our culture has become obsessed with those who ...

Dexter actor Michael C. Hall revealed how much the story of American Psycho and Patrick Bateman resonated with his serial killer character. The world has a fascination with serial killers, for better ...

Michael C Hall thinks Six Feet Under was "underappreciated". The 54-year-old actor starred in the hit drama series between 2001 and 2005, but Michael doesn't think the show gets the respect that it ...

It was never part of any mission statement I had,” insists Michael C Hall, “playing characters who are, in one way or another, surrounded by dead bodies.” He smiles, shrewdly. “But it’s just sort of ...