Zobel, who has directed some of the finest hours of television in recent memory including’ “International Assassin” and “Lens,” spoke about the challenges of taking over a show from another director andhaving to deal with the complications of COVID. He also has some insight into where audiences should be looking for’s killer. As for Peters, well, Zobel seems as impressed as anyone by what the actor brought to the table this week.
As Winslet’s Mare looks on, Peters as Zabel runs the full drunken gamut of despair, sarcastic humor, and unsubtle flirtation. Again, Zobel says, the scene could have been played much differently as it was written on the page. Colin could have beenself-pitying. His blatant admiration of Mare could have landed in much creepier territory.
Having come in late and from out of town, Detective Colin Zabel himself may not be high up on the list of suspects, but, according to director Craig Zobel, the murderer is probably hiding somewhere in plain sight. This won’t, he says, be a Keyser Söze-esque twist that no one could possibly see coming. Zobel is not interested in “withholding information from the audience.”
“I feel like you have to have at least done enough of the bread crumb-laying that maybe some amount of people will figure it out,” Zobel says of crafting a satisfying whodunnit. “Rather than making it something zero human beings could figure out because it’s so out of left field. It still needs to be surprising. But it [should be] something that you can go backwards and go like, ‘Oh,
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