While everybody was freaking out over ‘
Breaking Bad's' ending,
HBO debuted the first full-length trailer for a new detective series ‘
True Detective‘, starring
Woody Harrelson and
Matthew McConaughey.
Written by US novelist
Nic Pizzolatto and directed by
Cary Fukunaga (Sin Nombre), the upcoming eight-part complete series is described as an ‘elevated serial narrative' that uses multiple perspectives and time frames.
McConaughey stars as Rust Cohle and Harrelson as Martin Hart, a pair of police detectives assigned to solve a bizarre series of murders in Louisiana over the course of seventeen-years, recounted through what appear to be flashbacks.
The show will premiere on HBO in January, co-starring
Kevin Dunn, Michelle Monaghan, Alexandra Daddario, Tory Kittles, Michael Potts and
Elizabeth Reaser.
Take a look at the first full-length trailer (the first teaser went out in June), teasing a strong character focus and Fukunaga's commanding visual style.
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The concept is for the 8-episode first season to resolve the mystery at hand, with subsequent seasons using same structure but new characters and story.
While everybody was freaking out over ‘Breaking Bad's' ending, HBO debuted the first full-length trailer for a new detective series ‘True Detective‘, starring Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey.
Written by US novelist Nic Pizzolatto and directed by Cary Fukunaga (Sin Nombre), the upcoming eight-part complete series is described as an ‘elevated serial narrative' that uses multiple perspectives and time frames.
McConaughey stars as Rust Cohle and Harrelson as Martin Hart, a pair of police detectives assigned to solve a bizarre series of murders in Louisiana over the course of seventeen-years, recounted through what appear to be flashbacks.
The show will premiere on HBO in January, co-starring Kevin Dunn, Michelle Monaghan, Alexandra Daddario, Tory Kittles, Michael Potts and Elizabeth Reaser.
Take a look at the first full-length trailer (the first teaser went out in June), teasing a strong character focus and Fukunaga's commanding visual style.
[jwplayer mediaid=”171293″]
