Jennifer Carpenter's 1923 character, Mamie Fossett, was a real U.S. Marshal, but how much does history reveal about her?

Jennifer Carpenter breaks down Marshall Mamie Fossett's scenes with Spencer Dutton in season 2, episode 5 and teases the final episodes.

A spinoff on Marshal Mamie Fossett from 1923 could be Taylor Sheridan’s golden opportunity to put those sexist allegations to ...

In 1923, Jennifer Carpenter plays Mamie Fossett, a U.S. Deputy Marshall who’s approached by Father Renaud (Sebastian Roché) and the ruthless Marshal Kent (Jamie McShane) for help with finding ...

She plays Mamie Fossett, based on the real-life U.S. Marshal of the same name from this era. As one of the first female U.S. Marshals in history, Fossett was a trailblazing figure. Carpenter and ...

The world of 1923 got a little bit more real this week, with the introduction of U.S. Deputy Marshall Mamie Fossett. The real life Fossett is described in an 1898 newspaper as one of the first two ...

Fans of the show and the Dutton Rules podcast have known that Spencer Dutton and Mamie Fossett would cross paths, and this finally appears to be the week it happens. Photos shared by Paramount+ ...

In 1923 season 2 episode 5, after being arrested by Marshal Mamie Fossett, Spencer was taken to Amarillo, Texas. Fossett verified his identity by having him call Sheriff McDowell in Bozeman.

As 1923’s second season continues, fans will be able to look forward to a longer episode when the finale comes around. According to TV Insider, the upcoming Season 2 finale, airing on Sunday, Apr. 6, ...

Jennifer Carpenter as Marshall Mamie Fossett in season 2, episode 5 of 1923 streaming on Paramount+. Lo Smith/Paramount+. In 1923, Jennifer Carpenter plays Mamie Fossett, a U.S. deputy marshal who ...

Kent asked Mamie in the episode. “Because you’re a bigot,” she replied without missing a beat, “living in the wrong century.” She warned him that “this is not Montana” when he said ...