Marshawn Lynch Details Murderville's Improv Process On Netflix Show
NFL superstar Marshawn Lynch explains the improv process behind Netflix's new crime-solving comedy Murderville. After Lynch retired from the NFL in 2019, he occupied his time by starting businesses and appearing on television. Lynch guest-starred on The League, Running Wild With Bear Grylls, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine as himself, and he even joined HBO's prestige drama series Westworld as the thief Giggles.
Lynch's latest venture into television is a new comedy on Netflix called Murderville. Based on BBC Three's Murder in Successville and executive produced by Will Arnett, the show takes the idea of a murder-mystery party and brings it to the silver screen with hilarious results. Murderville stars Arnett as Detective Terry Seattle who investigates a new mystery in each episode with the help of a celebrity guest as his homicide trainee. While the rest of Murderville's cast is given a script, the celerity guests must improvise their reactions to the others and guess the killer at the end. The rest of the Murderville cast includes Haneefah Wood as Chief Rhonda Jenkins-Seattle, Lilan Bowden as Amber Kang, and Philip Smithey as Det. Daz Phillips.
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In an interview before Murderville's premiere on Netflix, Lynch broke down the show's improv process for THR. First, Lynch explains that he really is improvising, and even though there were second takes to make sure all the necessary clues were shown, as Lynch says, «what you get is what you get». Read his full explanation of the process below:
«If you look at the roster, there’s some pretty heavy hitters. And they know I’m probably the greenest out of everybody. This is what they’ll tell you: “This is the direction we’re
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