The adventures of U.S. Marshal Karen Sisco in Miami.The adventures of U.S. Marshal Karen Sisco in Miami.The adventures of U.S. Marshal Karen Sisco in Miami.
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- TriviaShares the same universe as another Elmore Leonard adaptation, Justified (2010), as Carla Gugino reprises her role in Cut Ties (2012). FX did not own the rights to Elmore Leonard's Karen Sisco stories, so Carla Gugino's character was merely known as Assistant Director Goodall in the episode of Justified.
- ConnectionsFollows Out of Sight (1998)
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I knew I had seen something special. After the hour-long episode 5 (Nostalgia) I knew I had not imagined it. Yes, this was a critics' favourite, and yes, they all gave the same reasons and impressions I'd had. There's no coincidence here.
What is it that gets you to not turn the channel? When you see something intriguing already in the opening titles? Les Paul used to say that an audience will never remember the first song you play - they're busy making up their minds whether they like you or not, and they make up their minds in those first two minutes.
So with Karen Sisco. This is well acted, well directed, and above all well written. More and more it's become apparent to me how vital a good teleplay is: without it the directing and acting will fall apart, lacking a foothold.
I imagine this crew has a lot of fun. Yes, there's violence, and I don't like that, but there's a coziness and a sense of adventure too. And the humour - or should I say wit?
Enjoy.
What is it that gets you to not turn the channel? When you see something intriguing already in the opening titles? Les Paul used to say that an audience will never remember the first song you play - they're busy making up their minds whether they like you or not, and they make up their minds in those first two minutes.
So with Karen Sisco. This is well acted, well directed, and above all well written. More and more it's become apparent to me how vital a good teleplay is: without it the directing and acting will fall apart, lacking a foothold.
I imagine this crew has a lot of fun. Yes, there's violence, and I don't like that, but there's a coziness and a sense of adventure too. And the humour - or should I say wit?
Enjoy.
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