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We Need to Talk About Emmy #8: Showrunner Steven Knight on how the lies prevail over the truth in "The Veil"
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For this episode we got to talk to Steven Knight about his latest limited series, FX’s The Veil, headlined by the one and only Elisabeth Moss.
Research, his writing process, generating yet keeping tension under control and homages are among the topics Áron covered with the show's writer, creator, showrunner.
Steve has written (and at times directed) films like Locke, Spencer or Eastern Promises, and well-known, critically acclaimed TV shows, such as the Peaky Blinders or Taboo.
Just in the last couple of months we got to see two of his new series: All the light We Cannot See and This Town, all the while he has a great number of projects lined up, including Star Wars: New Jedi Order, a Peaky Blinders film, and Pablo Larraín's next, a project that is covered shortly near the end of the episode, the Angelina Jolie starrer Maria.
Research, his writing process, generating yet keeping tension under control and homages are among the topics Áron covered with the show's writer, creator, showrunner.
Steve has written (and at times directed) films like Locke, Spencer or Eastern Promises, and well-known, critically acclaimed TV shows, such as the Peaky Blinders or Taboo.
Just in the last couple of months we got to see two of his new series: All the light We Cannot See and This Town, all the while he has a great number of projects lined up, including Star Wars: New Jedi Order, a Peaky Blinders film, and Pablo Larraín's next, a project that is covered shortly near the end of the episode, the Angelina Jolie starrer Maria.
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