Mark and Helly: Accepting their imminent death
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Mark and Helly: Accepting their imminent death
Mr. Milchick:
the work is mysterious and important, and that's why we've severed this tuba player
Milchick all season: clearly on the edge of an epiphany about his involvement with lumon and whether this all really is worth it
Also Milchick: realizes if he leaves he won’t be able to do his big dance number that he worked so hard on
Who’s the bitch they keep on retainer at Lumon to paint foreboding wall size oil paintings on a 12 hour deadline
chekov’s animatronic. tramell tillman bodyroll. love transcending severance. rebellion. redemption. suffocation. finding out you can’t trust yourself via camcorder. worst day of your life cosplay. alter sacrifice. adam scott crying a single perfectly queued tear. hand to hand combat. tubas. using the bloody tie to open a locked door. greek tragedy roleplay. love not transcending severance
On the Severance podcast, they talked about this scene.
Adam and Britt were emotionally wrecked during the filming, which lasted most of the day. They couldn’t stop crying. When Ben Stiller walked over to give Britt notes, his eyes were full of tears while watching them.
Britt: “I remember it being an emotional day. The lights were low. It created a mood. It felt like there was an ending coming. It felt like we were working on this show for 4-5 years. I couldn’t stop crying. This was a goodbye scene.”
Adam: “I remember looking at the computer screen, and then I finally look over at you, Britt, and you were just a wreck — I felt very connected to you. We were just really in it. We were just really in the show. And it was our whole lives. This really meant a lot, this moment, we had to fucking… say goodbye. It was so sad.”
Britt: “It felt like time travelling to me. It was time travelling back in time and forward in time. At the same time. Imagining the first scene we ever shot at MDR. And then time travelling and imagining the last scene. And then it’s like I’m sixteen, now I’m my age, now I’m seventy…”
outie mark getting shady when helena called gemma by the wrong name in that fuckass chinese restaraunt and then turning around and calling the love of mark s' shitty loser life "helleny".... i fear you got what was coming to you i would have malicious complaince'd my way through this bullshit save-your-wife plan too