Ozark Fans are mourning this day of remembrance, realizing that this acclaimed Emmy-winning series has ended up on Netflix, but Chris Mundy, executive producer and showrunner of all 44 of its episodes, debuted in 2017 and also wrote the credits. for several episodes. Including the finale, he thinks the show shouldn’t get over his welcome of him. Mundy reflects on why now was a good time for the series finale, which once again promises us a strong Emmy nominee. Mundy is joining me this Monday for an episode of my Deadline video series. behind the goal And it gives us all the scoop on the final, twisted trajectory Ozark Which brings us to this last point. A veteran of several successful television projects, including Bloodline, Low Winter Sun, Hell on Wheels, Cold Case, Y Criminal mind, Mundy talks about the differences and, yes, the similarities of working for broadcasters like Netflix, as opposed to broadcast networks like CBS, where he created the last two series. He has good things to say about both of them. We also talk about how he became known as the “casual writer” who came to television after being a reporter for Rolling Stone for 11 years. It’s an unusual career path, but one that has been successfully combined with her investigative reporting and applying some skills in television drama. To see Chris Mundi in our “Beyond the Lens” conversation, click the link.
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