House of Cards' showrunners explain why they left the Netflix political series on an open-ended note in the final scene of the sixth and final season. Spoilers ahead. By Jackie Strause Managing ...

The scene ends with Underwood being scooped up ... Now that he has left “House of Cards,” Darrow has come full circle with Spacey. They first worked together in a production of “Richard ...

When House of Cards just puts Wright and Lane together ... The second episode includes a scene, a bathroom conversation between Annette and Claire fueled by decades of shared secrets and diverging ...

The other is House of Cards, a new series premiering Feb. 1 ... He's giving a soliloquy — but, as in a scene when he pauses during a re-election party to turn to the camera and speak, he ...

Will Season 4 of House of Cards present Willimon with the opportunity to write more difficult scenes like this? Almost definitely, but we’ll have to wait until it premieres on Netflix in 2016 to ...

Which was actually really lovely, because my very first scene of shooting House of Cards was with Kevin in the subway in season 1. But you know, I knew that I was going to be seeing everybody a ...

Frank Pugliese, co-showrunner of ‘House of Cards,’ on the series’ closing scene Wright, who directed the finale, said the show ended slightly differently in the director’s cut. In that ...

looking back on the 10 years since House of Cards first debuted on Netflix, is how ugly and strange a show it was. Those Emmys went to a show where the opening scene literally features Spacey ...

Robin Wright in a scene from season 4 of "House of Cards." “Not even being president could give you any class,” Claire's mother tells the president of the United States to his face.