∞True Detective Season 1 Thread ***CLOSED***∞

• In addition, all said to be near deals, are Abigail Spencer (Rectify), Kelly Reilly (Black Box), Michael Irby (The Unit) and Leven Rambin (The Hunger Games).
• Taylor Kitsch confirms his role for S2 of True Detective
• Rachel McAdams Closing in on Female Role and Taylor Kitsch expected as well
• HBO Confirms Colin Farrell & Vince Vaughn as the 2 Male Leads
• Colin Farrell Confirms The Rumors, Finally Is In
• TD's 7 Leading Actress Shortlist Revealed not named McAdams, includes: Biel, Ackerman, Dawson, Alexander, Chaplin, Marling, Reilly
• Elizabeth Moss doing broadway so no TD, looks like it's Rachel McAdams
• Will most likely premiere in Summer 2015
• Elizabeth Moss & Rachel McAdams in the running for same role
• Michelle Forbes in talks to play wife of one of the main characters.
• Vince Vaughn in Preliminary Talks for one of the Roles
• Film Divider reporting supposed plot of S2
• The Wrap is reporting Taylor Kitsch is up for the younger co-star role.
• Deadline reports Colin Farrell in talks for season 2.
• New Rumor by The Wrap: S2 script is in and 1 M Lead and 2 Co-Stars M/F.
• New Interview with Nic saying that there maybe only a max of 3 seasons.
• Pizzolatto has said up to this point all casting rumors were false. There will be female leads, but not an all female led starring cast. The producer has only approached one unnamed actor about joining TD, but that's it. He has a list of who he would like, but is not divulging it.
• Pizzolatto revealed that in the new season’s current form, “we’re working with three leads. It takes place in California — not Los Angeles, but some of the much lesser known venues of California — and we’re going to try to capture a certain psychosphere ambiance of the place, much like we did in season one.”
  He added, “The characters are all new, but I’m deeply in love with each of them. We’ve got the entire series broken out with a couple of scripts, and we’ll probably start casting in earnest in the coming months.”
• Jessica Chastain's reps have confirmed that she will NOT be a part of True Detective's second season.
• HBO wants to do a season 2. “I just have to give them scripts and see if they like them! It would be great if we could use some of the same actors, like a reparatory company. It would be different characters, different setting. That’s part of the fun of the anthology,” series creator Nic Pizzolatto told E! News.
• Matthew McConaughy (Rust Cohle) will not be back for season 2. ”No, no, we won’t be back for season two,” he told reporters backstage at the Academy Awards Sunday night. “Season one was finite.”
• A new lead character could be a woman, Pizzolatto hinted via Twitter in a tweet he later deleted. “I deleted the tweet because I didn’t want to be beholden to a promise and then change my mind,” he told BuzzFeed. “I’m writing Season 2 right now, but I don’t want to divulge any potentialities, because so much could change. I just never want to create from a place of critical placation — that’s a dead zone. So I don’t want, for instance, a gender-bias-critique to influence what I do.”
• He emphasized to E! that “the dilemma with the females in the script is that this is an extremely tight point-of-view show. You’re either in Hart’s point of view or Cohle’s point of view. Any character that is not them runs the risk of being peripheral.”
• Pizzolatto told reporters during a recent Television Critics Association that the series could include an ever-changing storyline and cast, similar to “American Horror Story.” ”There could be a season that’s much more of a widespread conspiracy thriller, a season that’s a small town murder mystery, a season where nobody is murdered and it’s a master criminal versus a rogue detective or something,” he said. ”Even the title, ‘True Detective,’ is meant to be, of course, purposefully somewhat generic. The word ‘true’ can also mean honorable and authentic and things like that. So as long as there is some crime in there, I think the series format can approach it.”
• Pizzolatto explained more about the filming details: “With this season, once I started writing in earnest, it took about three and a half months to get the scripts. Episode 1 was written in mid-2010, and 2 was written in mid-2011, but I rewrote them and all eight were done by early August 2012; then we moved into pre-production from September through most of January. Then shot a full six months. Then did post from July 2013 to January 2014. It’s very possible to do it once a year; the main thing that slowed us down was having to wait to do all of post-production until after we’d wrapped. I’d like to get two or three scripts exactly where I want them, then start getting the gears rolling in earnest. Casting is its own issue. Who we cast and what their schedule is will likely determine at least some part of scheduling, and scheduling will determine at least some part of casting.”
• He added that he’s not planning on working with just one director again. “We don’t have any plans to work with one director again. It would be impossible to do this yearly as we need to be able to do post while we’re still filming, like any other show. There’s some great guys I’ve consulted, and we’re all confident we can achieve the same consistency. Going forward, I want the show’s aesthetic to remain determinedly naturalistic, with room for silences and vastness, and an emphasis on landscape and culture. And I hope a story that presents new characters in a new place with authenticity and resonance and an authorial voice consistent with this season. Dominant colors will change. South Louisiana was green and burnished gold.”

• Created by:Nic Pizzolatto
• Written by:Nic Pizzolatto
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True Detective is a new series on HBO that follows the lives of detectives on various cases. Each season is to star two new detectives and the viewers follow these characters throughout the solving of a crime, a similar format that FX has employed for its hit American Horror Story. The first season starred Matthew McConaughey as "Detective Rust Cohle" and Woody Harrelson as "Detective Martin Hart" in an eight-part drama series working to solve the case of a serial killer in Louisiana — a case that's been open for 17 years. Season two detectives have yet to be announced.

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• Episode 1 Jan.
• Episode 2 Jan.
• Episode 3 Jan.
• Episode 4 Feb.
• Episode 5 Feb.
• Episode 6 Feb.
• Episode 7 Mar.
• Episode 8 Mar.

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ThaT Dude173 said:

Dragon bs? I know you ain't talking smack about Game of thrones

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