The opening scene of the original Netflix House cards, in which a dog is killed by the main character, is definitely not for the faint of heart. So much, so that some people involved the decision, stop just right, since Frank Underwood ended, saying that he has "no patience for unnecessary things" and ended the life of the dog shortly after having smashed and suffering on the street on the left. And if you watched the show, then you know that Frank Frank would not be without such disturbing things. Yes, it was a powerful and very risky, start a new style series, but it is one that has set the tone for the House of cards, we are by now familiar, no matter how terrible would have. For Beau Willimon on the basis of the man responsible for the conversion of a former TV-UK series in a show of American politics, when you make not this scene, then you're not determined, the show on.
This issue was raised at the Tribeca Film Festival, during a Panel on the future of the film titled stories of numbers that could affect history in film and journalism at the Centre as the viewer data. Willimon feared losing viewers by killing a dog in the first minutes of his show? The short and simple answer: No. chances are most of the authors of the scenario will you say the same thing, namely because a scene like, instantly, they say much about a character. "If people do not consider that this means that I in the future not dogs are killed. Their comments can be a liability, '' said Willimon. However, this is not that it does not recognize that the importance of how thinks the citizens of his work: "If people enjoy it, it's by-product happy."
Such a scene can tell much of a character to you immediately.
The scene of the dog - killing, is an example of Viewer could lead for which negative input, the writers who change the way discussed in the history of contribution to the introduction of a main character, ambitious and unscrupulous. Was that not what happened here. Because data may offer its audience Netflix said Willimon is on the House of cards work all instinct for him, since he cannot access the statistics, including the total number of people to see the show. And even if it could display this data, it would not have affected probably writing - Willimon says that it better not be "too much on causality."
This is fiction, after all.
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