SNL's 'Mare Of Easttown' Sketch 'Validated' Kate Winslet

DELAWARE COUNTY, PA — We hope you're not sick of "Mare of Easttown" stories, because we've got another one featuring actor Kate Winslet and the popular spoof of the show done on Saturday Night Live.

Winslet recently told Entertainment Weekly that no one had asked her about the sketch on SNL.

"I'm so glad someone's finally asking me about this," she told the publication.

Saturday Night Live aired a pre-filmed segment called "Murdur Durdur" as the hit HBO show was about halfway through its run.

The sketch featured Kate McKinnon, Bowen Yang, Beck Bennett and a few other cast members doing a heightened Delco accent to great comedic effect.

"I have never felt so validated as an actor in my entire life as I now do because of Murdur Durdur," Winslet told Entertainment Weekly.

The actor previously said trying to nail the regional accent made her "throw things."

"It was up there with the hardest accents I've ever done, in the top three for sure," she told Indie Wire. "It's one of only two dialects in my life that made me throw things — that and the dialogue that they made me do in the movie about Steve Jobs."

Winslet said she and her family will often watch "Murdur Durdur" at whim and cry with laughter.

"Mare of Easttown," which was shot in and around Delaware County, has more than a dozen Emmy nominations, including Winslet for Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie, Evan Peters for Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie, and Julianne Nicholson and Jean Smart for Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie.

Watch "Murdur Durdur" below: