Interview with Showtime's president - SPOILERS S02
"The Borgias will not vanish into history if Showtime president David Nevins has anything to say about it."
(Attention: SPOILERS! http://arts.nationalpost.com/2011/08/05/showtime-president-on-the-borgias-its-a-huge-huge-production/)
Well... Where should I begin? I think we probably got our answer to who will be Juan's killer after all: if season 2 is about how power can rip a family apart and is focused on "brother versus brother", I imagine Cesare will be the assassin. I can't say how eager I am to watch them both in dispute! I'm also glad Neil Jordan is going through a darker and denser path, which will offer us opportunities not only to watch the development of the characters, but also the acting of François and David Oakes (I never see people talking about him, I personally think he managed to make such a discrete and fine work!).
And we'll get to see more of Machiavelli... And Da Vinci. 2012 never seemed more distant.
(Attention: SPOILERS! http://arts.nationalpost.com/2011/08/05/showtime-president-on-the-borgias-its-a-huge-huge-production/)
Well... Where should I begin? I think we probably got our answer to who will be Juan's killer after all: if season 2 is about how power can rip a family apart and is focused on "brother versus brother", I imagine Cesare will be the assassin. I can't say how eager I am to watch them both in dispute! I'm also glad Neil Jordan is going through a darker and denser path, which will offer us opportunities not only to watch the development of the characters, but also the acting of François and David Oakes (I never see people talking about him, I personally think he managed to make such a discrete and fine work!).
And we'll get to see more of Machiavelli... And Da Vinci. 2012 never seemed more distant.