TheBoyWonder13
TheBoyWonder13 t1_jefgont wrote
Reply to comment by TinyRandomLady in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Will Have World Premiere at Cannes Film Festival by MarvelsGrantMan136
Interesting he was originally supposed to play Tom White but wanted to play Ernest instead, since White is definitely more of a central character in the book. I'd have to assume they'll be expanding Ernest's character a lot from what's in the book.
TheBoyWonder13 t1_jeffyi2 wrote
Reply to comment by cocacola150dr in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Will Have World Premiere at Cannes Film Festival by MarvelsGrantMan136
In the book there definitely are cover-ups, >!Hale was mostly pretty careful to cover up his tracks, never going through the murders himself and often killing off co-conspirators he'd hired in what looked like routine accidents or paying off private eyes and witnesses to obfuscate the investigation. It took a while before Tom White and his men were able to detangle Hale's "plots within plots", it's not like they were just killing the Osages in public in broad daylight.!< But otherwise you're right, after J Edgar Hoover thought the FBI had done enough to make themselves look good they walked away and let everything else fade away to time.
TheBoyWonder13 t1_jdbfhfd wrote
Reply to comment by FondleGanoosh438 in ‘Succession’ Tops Itself Again With a Brisk, Brutal and Hilarious Final Season by johnppd
Yeah, as others have said it really becomes the show it ends up being around episodes 5/6. The writing team is comprised of a lot of British sitcom writers so it’s kind of the same thing of how most sitcoms take a bit to find their groove.
They reshaped and expanded a lot of characters based on what the actors were bringing to them. For example, Roman is way more sadistic and cruel in the pilot than he is later in the show. He’s still a complicated person but seasons 2/3 Roman would never rip up a million dollar check in front of a Latino boy and his working class parents.
TheBoyWonder13 t1_jdbeyx7 wrote
Reply to comment by eflowb in ‘Succession’ Tops Itself Again With a Brisk, Brutal and Hilarious Final Season by johnppd
It’s 10 episodes so it’s longer than season 3. Based on all the reviews, I think they mean they’re referring to the pacing and that they don’t beat around the bush kicking the story into full gear.
TheBoyWonder13 t1_j9l62sx wrote
Reply to comment by godisanelectricolive in Mary Elizabeth Winstead Joins Ewan McGregor in ‘A Gentleman in Moscow’ Series at Showtime & Paramount+ by DemiFiendRSA
And Fargo
TheBoyWonder13 t1_j6ksi5d wrote
Reply to If you’re enjoying The Last of Us… by Just_Browsing_2017
The Leftovers as well, of which Patrick Somerville (creator of Station Eleven) was a writer.
TheBoyWonder13 t1_j26rhsr wrote
Reply to comment by Westerosifatlord in T.V moments of 2022 by 19Jamie93
Problem is >!she’s basically absent for the second half of the season until the second to last episode!<
TheBoyWonder13 t1_jefk897 wrote
Reply to comment by TinyRandomLady in Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ Will Have World Premiere at Cannes Film Festival by MarvelsGrantMan136
Yeah that’s what I mean, they’ll have to go beyond what’s in the source material. I’ve only read the book and haven’t done any research beyond that, so I don’t know if there’s that much real life story to tell with Ernest, but it’s possible they invent more stuff for dramatic license.