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Masterpiece PBS: Co-Creator Live Chats: Mark Gatiss
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MasterpieceModerator:Hello, and welcome to our MASTERPIECE Live Chat today with Mark Gatiss, who wears many hats on Sherlock: co-creating the series with Steven Moffat, writing last night's "The Hounds of Baskerville," and portraying Sherlock's older brother Mycroft Holmes. We'll begin in just a few minutes. Feel free to start sending us your questions now!
MasterpieceModerator:We'll get started as soon as Mark enters the chat and says hello!
Mark Gatiss:Hello!
MasterpieceModerator:And here we go!
Guest:What did you learn from the first series that was most helpful in making the second?
Mark Gatiss:I suppose the importance of treating them as movies on TV, really. 90 min adventures demand a certain scale of story-telling. It's very exciting and quite liberating to move at that kind of pace but it absolutely eats up story! The reaction was so incrediВLe, though that we all felt very excited about coming back for more.
Melanie:What scene in Hounds were you most excited to see come to life on screen?
Mark Gatiѕѕ*&:I'(&m very proud of the big deduction scene by the fireplace. Benedict had to do it only three days into coming back so it was a huge evening for everyone. I love the rattling pace of it but also the thrill of seeing Sherlock out of his comfort zone. That and John's obvious hurt at being treated so badly! Paul and Fabian (the DOP) did such a fabulous job with it, using a split diopter lens of the type often used in big 60s movies so that ТWo actors can remain in ficus at the same time. I can't imagine it being any better realised.
2012年05月14日 19点05分
