Inside Look: Steve Carrell, Domhnall Gleeson & Crew Reveal "Method" Production Design | The Patient
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2022
- Fun fact: while shooting, Steve Carell was shackled by a real chain with a very real lock. Descend into the depths with the creative department heads who turned a normal basement into a terrifying prison in this Inside Look. Watch new episodes of FX’s The Patient Tuesdays. Only on Hulu.
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Featuring Steve Carell as therapist “Alan Strauss,” The Patient is a psychological thriller about a therapist who is held prisoner by patient Sam Fortner who reveals himself to be a serial killer. With time running out, Alan fights desperately to stop Sam before Alan becomes complicit in Sam's murders or worse - becomes a target himself.
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Inside Look: Steve Carrell, Domhnall Gleeson & Crew Reveal "Method" Production Design | The Patient
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That's a real bad case of Stockholm syndrome, Steve 😅
Its a great ending because it leaves audience members feeling disappointed or angry- they wanted Strauss to survive and rekindle his relationship with his kids. They wanted Sam to feel justice. It’s a sad ending but not a bad one at all. I’m glad it ended in a dark way- not every tv show or movie is peaches and cream.
I just finished it last night. Made me cry so hard.
@@tanya3555 I teared up a bit too which is a great indication that we were invested in the show and the characters. I’m glad I’m not the only one who cried!
Life is not peaches and cream either. I like happy endings; but those endings don't match the reality of so many...
@@chrissilver8461 Truer words have never been spoken
Great ending ppl are just soft and hate getting a sad ending. This is why studios are afraid to deviate from the familiar stories which I think needs to end. Love unexpected twists. Game of Thrones did it at the end of its first season and ppl got over it and loved the show still, until season 8
The finale is maybe the best episode of tv I've ever seen. I teared up and I got the chills. I'm in stock. The only issue is maybe this will steal better call Saul's Emmy.
The ending was fantastic, but also devastating. It leaves so many questions. I haven't seen an ending so phenomenal since The Village (2004). I could not believe the negligence of the mother. It just went so far beyond what was expected.
This was one of the most extraordinary things I have ever seen. There was no predicting the plot. Every episode was a complete psychological mind bender. The acting is phenomenal. I can’t believe what I just saw. Absolutely incredible.
The ending was crazy! This show is very unrated such a good watch
It was actually the most garbage ending I've ever seen of any show.
@@Strikerage It was so compelling that you're literally seeking out RUclips videos to watch about it and comment on it .. lol.
Pretty clear indication that you can't stop thinking about it.
How’s it underrated? It’s brand new.
the finale was excellent! i actually found it satisfying; i like that it wasn't a traditional happy ending.
These comments are shocking; y'all have seen too many superhero movies. This show was amazing. The acting was superb, the ending was sad but the only way for it to end realistically. Gleeson and Carrel show get emmys.
I'm too lazy to read the comments. What are people saying? I just finished the finale. And I am sent. One of the best episodes of tv I have ever seen.
Also what do you mean realistically? I don't want to start discussing spoilers but I was not expecting that.
I don’t know what superhero’s have to do with anything. “Great acting” can’t fix a messy plot and unsatisfactory ending. It’s worse then sad, the ending is pointless. 9 episodes of a slow lead up to end with nothing. The antagonist is little more then a plot device. He and his mother/father. It could’ve been some random dude and you never saw his face and it wouldn’t have changed anything. His entire arch is adds nothing.
@@cl20v87 he's a freaking serial killer! What do you want him to do, become Gandhi? He started as sociopath narcissist and ended as one. But through therapy he was able to become self aware and begin to have empathy. He chose to stop himself because he finally understood how much he hurt people. And don't tell me you expected him to lock himself up. Personally I never saw that as an option and I loved it. Like ofc he could kill himself or keep killing, most people wouldn't turn themselves into the police, but making yourself a hostage of your own is insanely interesting.
Yeah, i don't get the hate AT all. It's phenomenal from start to finish, and obviously nobody LIKED the ending. I don't think anybody in the show liked the situation they found themselves in but that's the reality of what happened. That's our current reality and understanding of a sociopathic mind. I'm curious so see what kind of films the 'haters' Do enjoy... maybe it's for a certain audience 🤔
This show is underrated, expect me to cover it and give it it's flowers soon. Steve should do more projects similar to this one, he's become a pretty versatile actor
Even though the quality was high, acting, script, everything, but I really got hooked when streaming it.
I even watched a couple episodes when I first woke up and way past my bedtime, but being a simple minded guy, a lot of my addiction involved the excitement of careening towards the final episode and seeing the loose ends tied. I felt like I was purposely lead to expect a traditional ending, but after all the effort I put into watching, it felt unfair to be denied the satisfaction of savoring Carell's ultimate release from his prison and having my hunger cured as a reward for my investment in it. I don't quite understand if it was ended on a deeper , more meaningful note or was intended for us to feel compassion for the murderer who really lacked any redeeming qualities, portrayed ingeniously by the actor. I felt ripped off, regardless of the extremely high quality of the production. I feel like I want to tell the world the ending to avoid anyone having to go through what I did.
Loved it so much. What an incredible acting performance from all the cast...
Great show!
great show!!! Steve Carell is sooooo good!!!!
Holy crap I just finished this series and I didn’t even know Steve could do this kind of work. Like Hello??? Where is his Grammy
i just can’t take steve coral seriously when he’s yelling.
The first episode when he is screaming I couldn’t help but laugh. His Brick character from Anchorman ruined him for me. Don’t mean that as a bad thing I just keep picturing him at the green screen scene screaming because he thought he had no legs.
@@courtlin For me, at the begging when he was screaming my mind went to straight to Michael screaming at Toby. And the way he muffled the f word just killed me
Uff... Qué buena serie!!!
Steve sempre dando um show de atuação... amei vê-lo em um papel totalmente fora do humor.
Great series. Character of Sam Fortner was very believable. I also usually tuck in all my shirts like Sam, but not any more, not for a while.....
Although it was a good ending, I was able to predict it. This is because as the show goes on, it becomes clear that Sam's treatment is going to be on his own terms and he is definitely going to heal himself. But that didnt leave any possibility of Steve getting out of there alive.
Omg steve carell Love you the patiant
They did everything they could to hide that redhead of his but it still somehow managed to peak through the pitch black dye 😂😂😂
Just because people aren’t satisfied with the ending doesn’t mean people have bad tastes and only want Hollywood endings. The conclusion of a story should feel satisfying when the story threads hit their resolutions and there’s a several threads that in my opinion don’t get tied up very well. I loved every episode and even the last one was one of the most stressful finales to watch but to see Sam kill again at the end just felt like dr Strauss fails one last time and Sam gets to keep going on being a villain while Strauss two kids lose their father now. While Sam says oh chain me up but it still feels like well at some point he’s just going to ask to be let loose again. I think I would have been more satisfied at the end of his mother chains him then calls the police so that she can finally protect her son and avenge those people in a way that doesn’t mean she turns on her son but again just finds a way to finally protect him and his victims and Sam can be retrained and also feel the remorse of what he did.
The mother *obviously* calls the police, and Sam will be locked up for the rest of his life. The show makes that perfectly clear. He *gave* her they key. After that, she is the one who effectively has him chained. I don't think you can call out the writers (or anyone else) for an ending that did everything but literally spoon-feed you an epilogue.
I don't see it as dr strauss failing, he knew there was no helping sam. Therapy is for people who can mentally find a way to overcomes obstacles. Its not going to stop a psychopath from murdering people. He knew there was no helping sam which is why he began to speak more freely in the end because he was realizing that he more than likely was not going to survive. He told him jail would be the only way to truly force him to reflect on himself because he would be physically incapable of going on a murder spree and acting on all those impulses he has. The ending was disappointing in the sense that everyone was hoping he would end up surviving somehow, but it was still an amazing show and reflected a far more realistic outcome. In real life the likelihood of people escaping a situation like that is 10 to 1. In movies its 9 out of 10.
I don't think the problem is just the ending itself. It's the whole concept of kidnapping a shrink to help you to stop killing people and then you are going to have to kill the shrink to not get caught. On the other side, Alan is trying to convince Sam to let him go despite being an eyewitness to a murder he committed and knowing about all the other ones. In other words, there was no possibility of any other outcome.
@@THE-X-Force you do know the definition of obvious right? Like respectfully I didn’t see any thing showing that she was going to call the cops…
Reading some of these comments. Some of you all are so easily moved and bothered by opposition and are quick to assume and judge opposing view points. If people liked the show, awesome. If people don't like it, awesome. There's no right or wrong answer or opinion. It's all subjective that's the beauty of film.
Dude literally this. I posted a comment about the ending in my opinion not having a good resolution to some of the threads that were set up and people are still commenting about i don’t know anything. I’m like it was my option and people like you said are so combative these days they don’t just think about another persons perspective and have a conversation.
Yeah, like reading The Count of Monte Cristo and having the innocent brother rot away in prison at the very end.
yeah the plastic fork isn't for lock picking 😆
So who gon be in season 2 🤔🤣
Ending was SO stupid. I laughed when he put the chain on himself 😂 like what
You must’ve missed the entire plot and the episode where he stopped himself from killing his father
Does anyone remember SAST? That’s the only review on this that would matter. This was, at best, a collegiate drama club production. A six-page critique is superfluous. This is so utterly unconvincing it’s painful to watch. You know the pain. Like Lucille Ball doing things so ridiculous you felt embarrassed vicariously. Hers was intended and brilliant. What this demonstrates is that Hollywood politics are alive and well. Yaffa me’od, tinseltown.
So they remade Misery and cast the psycho as a man, thats the movie
Hammy from Over The Hedge.
Hammy being captive again.
Really disappointing finale. No character arc, unbelievable plot construction and a lot of unresolved loose ends.
What loose ends?
It was dreadful ending. It sort of ruined the entire show. If they decided to kill him okay, but he didn't go down swinging at all. He went out like frankly a wussy. Bad ending.
You’re right, starting to slit the moms throat was definitely wussy man. Didn’t go down swinging at all bro.
@@imtragicc_ Why start and not finish?
@@BlackFaithProduction Cuz he's not a complete psychopath, unlike some of the people in these comments, apparently.
this show could have been amazing. could have. the story was abysmal.
This show really really stunk. Episodes more mundane and pointless, thank god they were short.
The ending makes the whole thing pointless. Someone who had nothing to do with anything was dragged into a situation and lost everything, for literally no reason. It’s not about a good “Hollywood ending”. The ending completely negates everything that came prior. There was no point.
The main character might as well have never existed. There’s no resolution, no conclusion, no justice it’s all pointless. A lead up with no pay off. The few people who call it good, I think say that because your suppose too. High quality value and big name actor. But that doesn’t change the fact that there’s no story.
Saying that the main character might as well have never existed negates his whole character arc up until that point, as well as all of the loved ones he left behind! He was a man who loved his wife and kids and who had a breakthrough with his son before his passing, all the while trying to survive and have therapy sessions with a serial killer. Therapy that actually worked! Not in a way that his desire to kill is gone, but in a way that he can't harm anyone else ever again. There's no way Sam would've gotten to that point without Strauss. Strauss got to choose when and how he went out, he wasn't chained up for 10 more years, but he was still able to reconcile with his son posthumously. And his son went to therapy as to not accidently harm himself or his kids with his untreated trauma, which could have continued the cycle of pain to his own sons.
I can't change your opinion, but I'll assure you that I don't think the show and ending were great just because of the big names.
You literally missed the entire point of the show just because you wanted him to escape. Grow up Calen you joker
Would you have been more satisfied if a dude who couldn’t pull the skin off a rice-pudding had snap-kicked the young dude in the face, picked a lock with a plastic fork and ridden off into the sunset?
@@evosteff it was like reading the Count of Monte Cristo and having the innocent brother left to rot in prison in the last 5 pages.
I will never watch a FX show again.
Thank you, FX. You are a garbage network for wasting an entire season of my time.
Worst ending ever.