today's reading
I'll try not to spam with reviews from TV bloggers unless they say something out of the ordinary or make a valid point about something. There are only so many you can read.
Interview with Martin Scorsese and Terence Winter
Interview with Steve Buscemi -- I keep going back to this one because he's just so humble and self-effacing.
A Grand Dramatic Getaway -- Article and interview with Michael Pitt, whose smashing a bottle on a guy's head got a reaction from Steve that I WANT TO SEE NOW.
Interview with Shea Whigham -- He plays Nucky's brother, Eli, who is a sheriff. This is the kind of family dynamics I love in a story.
Just Thinking of Telling You About This Gives Me the Heebie Jeebies -- Good review, with less bias regarding "The Sopranos" comparisons and 1930s gangster films, thanks to Scorsese's perspective on how they were a product of their time.
A short review -- Anthony Laciura is amusing as Nucky's near-inept butler, and Gretchen Mol, doing a 180 from her sweet-natured cop on "Life on Mars," is good as a jaded showgirl connected to Nucky's past. THIS. I want this. Near-inept butlers and jaded showgirls. Yes, please.
ETA: Interview with Michael K. Williams -- He plays Chalky White. Seriously, I can't wait to see this guy.
Interview with Martin Scorsese and Terence Winter
Interview with Steve Buscemi -- I keep going back to this one because he's just so humble and self-effacing.
A Grand Dramatic Getaway -- Article and interview with Michael Pitt, whose smashing a bottle on a guy's head got a reaction from Steve that I WANT TO SEE NOW.
Interview with Shea Whigham -- He plays Nucky's brother, Eli, who is a sheriff. This is the kind of family dynamics I love in a story.
Just Thinking of Telling You About This Gives Me the Heebie Jeebies -- Good review, with less bias regarding "The Sopranos" comparisons and 1930s gangster films, thanks to Scorsese's perspective on how they were a product of their time.
A short review -- Anthony Laciura is amusing as Nucky's near-inept butler, and Gretchen Mol, doing a 180 from her sweet-natured cop on "Life on Mars," is good as a jaded showgirl connected to Nucky's past. THIS. I want this. Near-inept butlers and jaded showgirls. Yes, please.
ETA: Interview with Michael K. Williams -- He plays Chalky White. Seriously, I can't wait to see this guy.