#sam catlin

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4 Days Out directed by Michelle MacLaren

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Tulip

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Comic-Con 2018, "Preacher" Panel

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S04E10 End

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Preacher Cast Share Their "Superpowers"

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New plotline for the rest of Preacher S3. I can dig it.

#SDCC #SDCC2018

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Preacher T03

EUA, 2018

Michael Slovis, John Grillo, Wayne Yip, Millicent Shelton, Laura Belsey, Michael Morris, Kevin Hooks, Sam Catlin  

3,5

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Walt tears up when Skyler tells him to deal with Jesse. Is that more about the idea that he might have to kill Jesse, or the realization that he’s turned his wife into someone who’d suggest murder? He’s very emotional about it. I guess you’d have to ask Bryan Cranston that, but to me that moment is about him thinking I can’t kill the kid. I can’t. He’s one of the last things to protect.

Does he understand how far Skyler has fallen? Yes, absolutely. Especially as this season progresses, his sense of the toll this has all taken on his wife, it will all land on him.

Anna Gunn recently wrote an op-ed piece in The New York Times about the double standard to which some fans hold Skyler. I suspect some will go berserk after what she says to Walt. We try not to think too much outside our creative responsibilities. We can’t really control how people respond to the character. I think Anna enjoyed playing the scene. I think she liked going to that other place and we felt like it was organic to the story. How the audience reacts, it’s really kind of out of our hands. If we think too much about how it’s gonna land, it can become inhibiting.

Right. And after that scene in the hotel room, Hank reminds us all that Jesse is a murderer. Skyler gets dumped on, but Jesse has actually killed someone. It’s a very good point. That’s something we felt we really needed to hit home because Jesse, the way Aaron plays him, he’s so pathetic and accessible, but this is a kid who in the real world would go to prison for the rest of his life. I don’t really know what to say about the negative feedback for Skyler. I totally feel for her. I feel for her as a mother and as someone who is losing her family, and I gotta believe there’s a sizeable group of our fans too, perhaps a less vocal group, who sympathize with her as well.

We’ve got yet another scene of Walt in his tighty-whities. Is there some mandate to make that happen at least a few times a season? No, no, no [laughs]. No. We just play to our strengths. No, really, the tighty-whiteys are to me the last of Walter White. There is something to it. Behind the legendary Heisenberg, the badassness, the hat, he is still a guy in his underwear. So it does kind of bring us back to the original Walter White. There are still threads of him left.

“Breaking Bad Writer Sam Catlin on Walt’s Achilles’ Heel and the Importance of Tighty-Whities”  (x)