KATE WINSLET will star in a limited series for HBO, reteaming with the premium cabler eight years after she won an Emmy for “Mildred Pierce.”

The Oscar-winning actress will executive-produce and star in “Mare of Easttown,” a limited series in which she will play a detective in a small Pennsylvania town. The character investigates a murder case while her personal life is in shambles.

Creator Brad Ingelsby (“Run All Night,” “American Woman”) is writing every episode and will serve as showrunner, and Gavin O’Connor (“The Accountant”) will direct the entire project. Ingelsby and O’Connor previously collaborated on the feature Torrance, starring Ben Affleck.

“Mare of Easttown” is the latest in a line of limited series projects to draw high-level talent to HBO. “Big Little Lies” will air its second season in 2019, with Meryl Streep joining Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Laura Dern and Shailene Woodley.

“Sharp Objects” has earned a number of guild award nominations and Golden Globe and SAG Award nods for Amy Adams and Patricia Clarkson (who won at the Globes). Kidman will star opposite Hugh Grant in the upcoming “The Undoing.” And Matthew Rhys will play the title character in the long-gestating “Perry Mason.”(SD-Agencies)