Discussion
Funk said:
It's testament to the script-writing and Lewis' on-screen presence and capability; he really does elevate every scene he's in and was sorely missed.
I think Paul Giamatti steals every scene he is in. His little subtle movements, delivery of lines, body language, he is an impeccable actor. I've watched the show from the start and enjoyed it. Nice to have Damian Lewis back on, I wonder what the plans might have been if Covid and personal tragedy hadn't occurred?
It has meant that Prince has had time to be built up as baddy to take down. There's a lot to tie up in only 2 episodes.
It has meant that Prince has had time to be built up as baddy to take down. There's a lot to tie up in only 2 episodes.
biggbn said:
Funk said:
It's testament to the script-writing and Lewis' on-screen presence and capability; he really does elevate every scene he's in and was sorely missed.
I think Paul Giamatti steals every scene he is in. His little subtle movements, delivery of lines, body language, he is an impeccable actor. Funk said:
biggbn said:
Funk said:
It's testament to the script-writing and Lewis' on-screen presence and capability; he really does elevate every scene he's in and was sorely missed.
I think Paul Giamatti steals every scene he is in. His little subtle movements, delivery of lines, body language, he is an impeccable actor. 
Jeffrey DeMunn is similarly excellent, in fact I've rarely seen such a strong cast. The characterisation is brilliant and the casting spot on, and I mean from top to bottom. Just watched the penultimate episode.
Dunlop accepting the VP ticket has to be related to Axe & Chuck.
Prince being at Camp David and effectively uncontactable at the same time as Phillip is investing all the cash again will be pivotal I think.
Also, look back to the first episode of this series - Prince storms into MPC and throws a printer through a window. That’s not been referenced since - I think that scene might be a ‘spoiler’ for the whole series. Maybe.
Dunlop accepting the VP ticket has to be related to Axe & Chuck.
Prince being at Camp David and effectively uncontactable at the same time as Phillip is investing all the cash again will be pivotal I think.
Also, look back to the first episode of this series - Prince storms into MPC and throws a printer through a window. That’s not been referenced since - I think that scene might be a ‘spoiler’ for the whole series. Maybe.
Fifty said:
Just watched the penultimate episode.
Dunlop accepting the VP ticket has to be related to Axe & Chuck.
Prince being at Camp David and effectively uncontactable at the same time as Phillip is investing all the cash again will be pivotal I think.
Also, look back to the first episode of this series - Prince storms into MPC and throws a printer through a window. That’s not been referenced since - I think that scene might be a ‘spoiler’ for the whole series. Maybe.
Interting theory. I also think Dunlop has done as intended. Dunlop accepting the VP ticket has to be related to Axe & Chuck.
Prince being at Camp David and effectively uncontactable at the same time as Phillip is investing all the cash again will be pivotal I think.
Also, look back to the first episode of this series - Prince storms into MPC and throws a printer through a window. That’s not been referenced since - I think that scene might be a ‘spoiler’ for the whole series. Maybe.
I thought it was the best episode in a while.
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