Inside Installment 5: Assembling the Cast | Juno Temple, Jon Hamm | FX
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Casting a show like Fargo takes precision. Noah Hawley, Warren Littlefield, and their team of all-stars sit down to discuss what it’s like to get that call. Watch new episodes of Fargo Tuesdays on FX. Stream on Hulu.
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The latest installment of Fargo is set in Minnesota and North Dakota, 2019. After an unexpected series of events lands “Dorothy ‘Dot’ Lyon” (Juno Temple) in hot water with the authorities, this seemingly typical Midwestern housewife is suddenly plunged back into a life she thought she had left behind.
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Inside Look: Assembling the Cast for Fargo Installment 5 | Juno Temple, Jon Hamm | FX
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Sam Spruell was absolutely incredible. He played an alien, other-worldly being that made you cringe but was also intriguing and ultimately made you empathize with. So memorable.
This season is so good. If Jennifer Jason Leigh doesn't get an emmy nomination for episode 6, there is no justice in the world.
I think you mean 5 ?
I hate her character but that just means that she's doing her job well ha
@@gargallant9811 oops yes ep 5
After watching the “behind the scenes” interviews, this is a male hating/Donald Trump hating season. Toxic masculinity. That’s the theme. Sure it exists in a small negative percentage, but it serves, invents, and protects in a much larger percentage.
@@MrBuketman your reply is unrelated to my comment.
What a gift Fargo on FX continues to be. I’m forever grateful 🙏🏼
This season is excellent!
The standard of acting this season has been amazing but the whole cast. Particularly Dot, Roy and Jennifer Jason Leigh's character.
I hate Jennifer's character. I hope she bites the dust hard ha
Fargo is so back
The first season is still the best but this season is a close second for sure!
@@jeremiahc620 1 and 2 are neck and neck, this comes third, s3 comes fourth, let's not even talk about s4
Perfect casting.
Juno Temple must win awards for this role. Jennifer Jason Leigh is also phenomenal. Not a weak link on this cast. The lady playing Indira, The Cop is also a revelation. Love this show!!
Lorraine Lyons condescending dismissive delivery is great, kind of reminds me of May West. They sound similar
I agree
She has all of those mean/funny snarky lines. 😅😅😅😅
Fantastic series .. it is probably surpassing series 1 and 2 but only just!
FX doesnt miss.
This is the first season I've watched. Is every season this good?
Dude, you have no idea. I’m jealous for what you have in your future.
Off to season one I go.
@@joegleason9821season 2 is my favorite but season 3 has my favorite villain.
skip s4 but otherwise pretty much
Season 2 is I would say the best, S3 and 4 are not as high but it is still a journey you should do, 5 I enjoyed a lot its an experience watching Fargo
Best season so far
For those who didn't care for the season FX notes that Fargo is for mature audiences. You're at the adult table
I kind of lost a little interest during the past few seasons, but this season it felt like the show was firing on all cylinders again.
First!
I feel like they made all the male characters incompetent and females competent, but im still enjoying the season
really? Roy, Danish and Ole are all very capable. its only Gator and Wayne who aren’t.
Exactly. A trained police officer couldn't hit a barn, but a stay at home mom, can go full on Equalizer against two hitmen? Who wrote this garbage??
@@mgiebus1869 oh boo hoo, is your fragile ego hurt?
@@sir_john_hammond nah, really doesn't bother me. Just stopped watching it
“It really doesn’t bother me” ok but clearly it does 😏 dudes who complain about strong female characters are just outing themselves as weak.
Seriously what the heck happened to this show?? This season is somehow worse than the last! Feels like it was written by AI or something with all these plot holes
Awful season
Panderverse
Yeah, I feel like I'm in bizarro world reading this comments. How can anyone who liked the 1 season think this is passable?
Wayne's character was so weak and limp as to be entirely unbelievable. Other than that, it was a good season. But nothing beats Lorne Malvo!
He had a brain injury for half of it
@@sir_john_hammond Before the electrocution he was a weak character.
Why the f*ck would you only bring up Wayne and Malvo? As if Wayne is suppose to Season 5’s answer to Malvo. Why not bring up Dot, Roy or Munch? These characters exhibit similar characteristics way better. Seriously, Why is Wayne’s character the centrepiece of your criticism for this season?
And Secondly. Why do people always obsess over Malvo? I agree he’s the best character in the show but it’s pretty stupid every season has to have a “Malvo equivalent”. His character fit the tone of the first season quite well, trying to recapture another joker-like anarchist character every season would just get so repetitive.
@@henrydavel1440 Plenty of repetition in this show, the writer clearly didn't care. So many contrivances
@@Monk_Chud Of course there is gonna be commonalities that the season’s share, I mean they’re inspired by the Coen brothers for heck’s sake; their entire catalogue has a recurring theme of a crime involving incompetent criminals and a kidnapping which lead to unforeseen consequences.
And this season is also different in so many ways, topics such as politics and domestic violence are more forefront, this season was essentially more woke; which is an element that irritated me originally but that ultimately made sense considering this was the Fargo season taking place in our era (2019 specifically but close enough) and of course progressive elements are gonna be present whether we like it or not. So this season wasn’t too repetitive, it was very much different; but not in the way some would have liked.
After watching the “behind the scenes” interviews, this is a male hating/Donald Trump hating season. Toxic masculinity. That’s the theme. Sure it exists in a small negative percentage, but it serves, invents, and protects in a much larger percentage.
great casting, another great season