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I think that's why the character spoke to him. His approach to General Ryle was that same fixated intensity, where whatever Frank does in his life, he's going to do it to the best of his ability. He is so singularly focused on just crushing it, and asking everyone else in the scene to lift their game. There's some bullshit stories out there, but he's a G. I'll work with Frank any day of the week. He's the one guy that gets it done, no matter what the cost is.Ĭan you talk to me about Frank Grillo as General Ryle, and what he brought to the role?Įdward Drake: A lot. James Ford is a disgraced soldier who did what he thought needed to be done in a previous conflict before the events of Cosmic Sin start. Who is the Blood General James Ford? Talk to me about him.Įdward Drake: The Blood General Mr. I loved how Interstellar got people thinking. I always think that the concepts behind sci-fi are just as interesting as the story. Because it's not a very faithful adaptation narrative-wise, but it does get to the root of what Vandermeer was talking about.

If you go back to the Vandermeer's original text, it's such a great adaptation of the themes.

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Annihilation is a movie that is so dramatically underrated. Can you talk to me about how some of these helped inform the work on Cosmic Sin?Įdward Drake: Yeah, absolutely. Sapiens, A Brief History of Humankind, Carl Sagan's Cosmos, Hyperion Starship Troopers, and Annihilation. I haven't seen that before, so I thought was really interesting. Edward, talk to me about what inspired this story.Įdward Drake: Cosmic Sin honestly came out of the deep desire to look at what a first contact would really look like when you take this very militaristic society, and try and flip a couple of conventions on their head and subvert what the audience is expecting by having the bad guys be the humans for once.

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