Daniel Knauf, instruktøren af Carnivalé har skrevet dette til fans:
Of course you're owed something, but not a cheap slap in the face like a quick, bloodless rundown of what happens to the characters through the end of the story.
Carnivale has never been about the destination. After all, look around. We're all still here, so we know the devil didn't have his day and bring on Armegeddon, despite the successful tests at Alamogordo. The destination is self-evident.
You want to know the end of the story? Look in the mirror.
No, Carnivale is and always has been about the journey. And that is all in the telling.
In order to protect the telling, I won't ever release a "quick digest" of future plots. And it would be BS anyway if I did, becauseeven though I may know the "recipe," the actual "cooking" happens in a room with other writers, all of whom add their own ingredients. And then there's the directors, who brings stuff to the party. And the department heads, of course. And the actors, who have a huge impact on interpreting the characters' behavior.
So I'll be taking a tip from J.K. Rowling, and the tale will stay inside my head until the opportunity comes around that will allow me to finish it and do it justice. Please do not ask me. My least favorite word in the English language is "no," but I'll use it. Again and again and again and isn't that boring? My lips are sealed.
All except for this because, damnit, it's just not fair to leave you hanging:
(SPOILER SPACE)
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Neither Ben nor Justin are dead. Jonesy recovers from the gunshot wound.
D.
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#21 filmz-Bruce 20 år siden
Of course you're owed something, but not a cheap slap in the face like
a quick, bloodless rundown of what happens to the characters through
the end of the story.
Carnivale has never been about the destination. After all, look
around. We're all still here, so we know the devil didn't have his
day and bring on Armegeddon, despite the successful tests at
Alamogordo. The destination is self-evident.
You want to know the end of the story? Look in the mirror.
No, Carnivale is and always has been about the journey. And that is
all in the telling.
In order to protect the telling, I won't ever release a "quick
digest" of future plots. And it would be BS anyway if I did, becauseeven though I may know the "recipe," the actual "cooking" happens in a room with other writers, all of whom add their own ingredients. And then there's the directors, who brings stuff to the party. And the department heads, of course. And the actors, who have a huge impact on interpreting the characters' behavior.
So I'll be taking a tip from J.K. Rowling, and the tale will stay inside my head until the opportunity comes around that will allow me to finish it and do it justice. Please do not ask me. My least favorite word in the English language is "no," but I'll use it. Again and again and again and isn't that boring? My lips are sealed.
All except for this because, damnit, it's just not fair to leave you hanging:
(SPOILER SPACE)
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Neither Ben nor Justin are dead. Jonesy recovers from the gunshot wound.
D.
#22 DarkLight 20 år siden