[ SECRET POST #4609 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4609 ⌋

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Comments

[feotakahari]

What would anyone want a Ratched series? I doubt you could deepen her character, for much the same reasons no one tries to redeem Dolores Umbridge. All there really is to her is sick power fantasies under a pretense of kindness.

[(Anonymous)]

You don't have to redeem the character but it's not like making a prestige TV series about characters along those lines is unheard of.

[(Anonymous)]

https://www.slashfilm.com/nurse-ratched-tv-series/

[(Anonymous)]

Same reason they make series about serial killers and drug dealers, I suppose.

[feotakahari]

Yeah, but TV serial killers tend to be some kind of tortured antihero. It’s basically The Phantom of the Opera. I don’t think Ratched would work for that.

[(Anonymous)]

>>“The great thing about that show is the first four seasons follow Sarah’s origin story,” Murphy said. “How did she become a Hannibal Lecter figure? What happened to her to make her do that? It’s also a feminist tale because it starts in 1947. It really looks at the birth of a lot of things that were happening in our health care system. The last season of that show will be Sarah facing off against the Jack Nicholson character from the movie. It’ll let you understand how she became that person. We haven’t started casting the Nicholson part.”

>>It’ll sort of be Sarah Paulson versus the male villain every year until you get to a worthy adversary. That’s the structure of that show but it has leaps of time forward because I’m interested in looking at health care in the ‘40s, ‘50s, ‘60s and ultimately where it ends up in that last season.”