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Fabien Frankel Explains Criston Cole’s Ending in House of the Dragon
entertainment29 days ago

Fabien Frankel Explains Criston Cole’s Ending in House of the Dragon

In a Vulture interview, Fabien Frankel discusses Criston Cole’s controversial arc and season 3’s ending in episode 6, noting he won’t defend Cole’s betrayals but won’t condemn him outright and even shares a theory about how Cole would react if the killer were a woman. Cole dies by three arrows — including one to the face — at the hands of archer Alysanne Blackwood, a twist that diverges from Fire & Blood. With Cole gone, HOTD loses a non-Targaryen voice amid the war-weary Dance of the Dragons.

via Vulture|
#alysanne-blackwood#criston-cole#entertainment
Colbert Gets a Friendly Roast From Fellow Late-Night Hosts Ahead of Exit
entertainment3 months ago

Colbert Gets a Friendly Roast From Fellow Late-Night Hosts Ahead of Exit

As Stephen Colbert nears his May 21 farewell on The Late Show, The Hollywood Reporter collects questions from fellow late-night hosts—Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, James Corden and Jon Stewart among others—turning his exit into a friendly insider-style Q&A about his career, post-show plans, and memorable moments with guests and audiences.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#entertainment#exit-interview#hollywood-reporter
Ken Leung on Eric’s Exit: A Meditative Walk and a Reckoning
television6 months ago

Ken Leung on Eric’s Exit: A Meditative Walk and a Reckoning

Ken Leung discusses Eric Tao’s Season 4 exit in Industry: after being blackmailed, Eric signs over SternTao to Harper and walks away, a finale Leung views as a painful culmination and possible last chapter. He describes acting as listening to Eric, the revelations about his daughter Lily, Adler’s ghostly visit, the CNN confrontation, the Dolly affair, and the long walk on Long Island (with the song Both Sides Now) that closes his arc. He hints Eric might return if the show continues, but for now treats the walk away as an end and a moment of personal reckoning about ambition, morality, and fatherhood.

via Vulture|
#eric-tao#exit-interview#industry