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It becomes the way to take his identity away and poke at it.įERGUS: If you don’t say anything about it, then anyone can say anything. That was sort of what it was, underneath that story. What it became was Miller’s way of identifying himself against Belters and with the Earth power structure. But Mark wrote a line - the ridiculous hat line. Well, it’s already a pretty darkly lit show. He almost went to the head of the studio to say, “The hat’s gotta go.” SHANKAR: But Terry McDonough, the director, hated the hat. SHANKAR: You have no idea how pleased it makes me to hear you say that, for things I cannot go into on the record. OSTBY: It is? My son got a haircut like that. I love the haircut, just because it’s so distinctively weird. I’m glad you like the hair.įERGUS: My wife said the haircut’s awesome. Miller’s got a good hat and a good haircut.

It's the Stealth Queer Storytelling That Redeems Some of TV's Nostalgic RevivalsĪ-Listers Enter the Best Director Race with the AdvantageĮarly Best Picture Prospects Include 'Top Gun: Maverick' and 'The Fabelmans'įergus, Ostby and Shankar also reveal the advantages that come with having the authors of the books in their writers’ room, as well as why a great actor could change all their plans for a minor character.

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'The Expanse' Series Finale Said Goodbye with One Last Memorable Battle PART THREE: How ‘Game of Thrones’ Guided The Making of ‘”Chinatown” in Space’ PART TWO: What It Means to Be Human, and Why ‘Sci-Fi Ended With Ridley Scott’ PART ONE: What Syfy’s New Sci-Fi Gamble Learned From ‘True Detective’ Specifically, the hat worn by Detective Miller ( Thomas Jane), offset by a very distinctive haircut that sets him apart as a character - as it turns out, by design. This week, to wrap things up, we get into the really important stuff: the hat. In earlier installments of Indiewire’s interview with “Expanse” executive producers Mark Fergus, Hawk Ostby and Naren Shankar, conducted at the TCA 2015 Summer Press Tour (see below), we talked about the technology. Corey and newcomers alike have the opportunity to discover this dense new world of political intrigue and hard sci-fi. As of last night, “ The Expanse” has officially premiered on Syfy, meaning that fans of the books written by James S.A.

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