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| Name | Presumed Innocent's David E. Kelley on How Different the Show Is From the Movie |
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| Video Discription | Almost every subgenre in television has its master. Political dramas? No one is going to argue it's Aaron Sorkin. Never-ending medical dramas? Oh, that's queen Shonda Rhimes. Agatha Christie murder mystery adaptations? The BBC's Sarah Phelps remains undefeated. For nearly four decades, David E. Kelley has stood tall as the reigning King of legal dramas and thrillers. He's the mind behind seminal legal series such as Ally McBeal, The Practice, and its spin-off Boston Legal. In recent years, he's turned his talents towards miniseries. He's the showrunner behind the colossally successful Big Little Lies, which brought together some of the most powerful actresses in Hollywood in an adaptation of Liane Moriarty's book about trauma, abuse, and murder. He's also adapted Anatomy of a Scandal and The Undoing as miniseries for Netflix and HBO, respectively. In a sense, Apple TV+'s Presumed Innocent combines Kelley's two great interests — book adaptations and legal thrillers. Kelley gives us an eight-episode miniseries based on the bestselling 1987 book by Scott Turow, which many will know from the 1990 movie adaptation starring Harrison Ford. The new series takes the basic plot of the book: chief deputy prosecutor Rusty Sabich (Jake Gyllenhaal) who is accused of the murder of his colleague (Renate Reinsve) whom he was having an affair with right up until she died. The miniseries focuses on Rusty but follows all the other lies in this web. From Rusty's wife (Ruth Negga) who knew of the affair and thought it was over, to Tommy Molto (Peter Sarsgaard), the pathetic lawyer sniffing after Rusty's job, everyone has secrets and everyone has a motive. For the premiere of the first two episodes this week, Collider spoke to Kelley about adapting a bestselling book after a movie already did it so well, what it's like to write a protagonist that you want the audience to be suspect of, and what his reaction is to what Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon have been saying about Big Little Lies Season 3. #davidekelly #presumedinnocent #courtroomdrama For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit https://collider.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL https://twitter.com/collider https://instagram.com/collider https://facebook.com/collider |
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