Neil Gaiman On How 'Good Omens' Honors The Late Terry Pratchett | SDCC 2018 | Entertainment Weekly

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Good Omens' showrunner, Neil Gaiman and director, Douglas Mackinnon sit down to discuss the casting, filming and editing of their new show.
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Neil Gaiman On How 'Good Omens' Honors The Late Terry Pratchett | SDCC 2018 | Entertainment Weekly
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@SandraNelson063 5 лет назад

Good Omens saved my life. It led me to the Discworld universe. Terry carried me through some VERY terrible years, he was my therapist. I can quite firmly state that the books kept me from doing myself in. I hope they kept the paintball war in. I hope I get a chance to see it!

@qwertyTRiG 5 лет назад

The paintball scene is magic!

@hellodave2006 5 лет назад

I know EXACTLY what you mean!! Glad that you've made it through rough times and Terry was there for you.

@sarahprice659 5 лет назад

Gawds, yes! I don’t know quite when it was (don’t really remember my twenties- I was just anxious and depressed to an incapacitating degree) but for a couple of the years I was reading Discworld novels at least two a week. I don’t want to think what it might have been like without those!

@grannysbroomstick 5 лет назад

sameeee good omens introduced me to the wonderful world of discworld and i’m never gonna leave it

@beccastell6439 5 лет назад

So true. It helped me stop worrying about the real Armageddon! (I was raised Fundagelical so I needed to lose the insanity! ...)

@funwithbooks4881 5 лет назад

I cried as a baby when it ended, I'm so glad to hear that Neil did too and that he wanted people to feel this way. I was so moved by it, it was all so beautiful, I just couldn't help but sob...

@Debland1989 5 лет назад

Terry Pratchett has been my best friend for years, it doesn't matter that I never met him, he was there for me through years of depression and saw me through. His books gave you part of his soul, everyone who read his books and made a connection with them will have felt that. Terry Pratchett wrote his soul onto the page and offered his hand out to all of us, and a lucky few took his hand and were led on an amazing journey. If you haven't already I urge you to read his books!

@marvindacat 5 лет назад

I loved him, too. Years ago he gave a lecture, and my dad came with me, and waited in line with me to meet him. I didn't bring one of his books, so Terry gave me a poster of his latest book ad signed it. He was lovely.

@nehanagpal378 3 года назад

I haven’t read any of his works. Could please recommend some to start with?

@yannie9312 5 лет назад

"Good Omens" helped me to find Terry Pratchett during one of those moments when you just cant find a book you really want to read. I was in a bad stump for awhile till "Good Omens"

@AmoritaStorre 5 лет назад

Michael Sheen IS loveable, first and foremost! That smile

@sarahprice659 5 лет назад

I am SO glad that scene when they burn Agnes is going to be in it!

@edwardmahoney7409 5 лет назад

I hope that this is going to lead to more of Mr. Pratchetts work to more people. I hope this turns out good.

@Alex_itimia Год назад

The way he says that maybe your favourite line will not be in the show he just KNOWS that everyone loves the Aziraphale line

@wendycarey191 5 лет назад

Like Neil himself I got all misty at the end of the TV series. But I also got all misty at the end of this interview when Neil was talking with such sincerity about how the show was made for Sir Terry. It is my perception that the love and respect that Neil clearly felt and feels for STP illuminates every single moment of the Good Omens series. It glows with that love. Because of it, the show has become something quite different from any other TV or even movie that I've ever seen. It's something special and wonderful and magical that manifests love in the world. What a joy!

@FuugaNatsu 4 года назад

Not gonna lie, I was already about to cry at the end of the last episode, and then the words "For Terry" popped up and I couldn't hold back any more.

@geofthompson3844 5 лет назад

Well i didn't know about this happening so I got to say that I'm a very happy bunny. I loved Terry Pratchett more than my family and i have read all his many many books, many many times. Guess i got to go get a firestick now 🙄😁

@havauto 5 лет назад

terry is smiling

@angiestewart7616 5 лет назад

I was given this book by husband l couldn't put it down, have lent it out so many times l can't remember and how many times l damn had to rebuy it and now l have a nice copy given to me by my older son who is also like am a Pratchett fan what an incredible writer and imagination :) as for this movie 'ABSOLUTELY AWESOME' love the cast especially the angel and the demon :) (the Husband didn't make it but the book did ) lol

@Sweet_Karma 5 лет назад

Neil Beardman!

@Starmadien2019 4 года назад

BTW Neil confirmed that he had written Crowely and Aziraphel as lovers in the show.

@p1rgit 5 лет назад

p.s. if metatron-crowley dialogue is not in, i will personally burn down the whole world. i mean it. and dislove neil gaiman and that lot. :D this one, ending (p.353 in corgi 1991 ed): 'God does not play games with His loyal servants,' said Metatron, but in a worried tone of voice. 'Whooo-eee,' said Crowley. 'Where have you _been_?'

@jameswait5340 5 лет назад

It's there, but with Gabriel instead of the metatron

@Starzology 5 лет назад

I love this book. I can’t wait for the TV show. ⭐️

@jacqo4426 5 лет назад

Great interview!

@p1rgit 5 лет назад

9:26 they borrowed those parts (what were not in original Good Omens) from book in Sandman's library! :D i'm sure neil gaiman knows his way around there. Lucien is, i hope, only glad to help.

@mcswordfish 5 лет назад

How did I now know that Douglas Mackinnon was a Skyeman? I absolutely cannot wait for this show.

@lukenash9719 5 лет назад

I have never read the book but I want to watch this show because the trailer looked cool. I might read the book too.

@OrigamiMarie 5 лет назад

The book is good. Funny and allegorical and beautiful and tingling. It's what is worth saving about our crazy species.

@lukenash9719 5 лет назад

@@OrigamiMarie What's the allegory?

@OrigamiMarie 5 лет назад

@@lukenash9719 I guess it's maybe not exactly allegory? Lots of biblical references, but I enjoyed it plenty with my scant background knowledge.

@lukenash9719 5 лет назад

@@OrigamiMarie Regardless I can't wait to read the book and see the show.

@OrigamiMarie 5 лет назад

@@lukenash9719 enjoy! I'm torn about whether to reread it again (I've lost count!) before the show comes out. I think I'll probably reread it after I watch the show. And then if the show is good, rewatch it after the reread . . .

@TheJeanean 5 лет назад

I was hoping for Billy Connelly for Shadwell, but I'm sure Neil knows his vision better than I.

@sallyatticum 5 лет назад

I am not sure Billy is able to do a film these days. His health is poor.

@DenverEight 5 лет назад

Niel speaks in characters. Douglas speaks in pitches.

@philipclayberg4928 4 года назад

"To beard or not to beard. That is the question."

@projects6456 5 лет назад

I've read this book at least seven times and each copy I've given away. It won't match the book as there is way too much in it. But, I can't wait to see this.

@OrigamiMarie 5 лет назад

Just watching the trailers and the recently-released music video, it sure looks like this adaptation will be fun.

@druidsongevergreens 5 лет назад

Who is this fantastic interviewer. Say her name

@Debland1989 5 лет назад

LOL you can tell Neil Gaiman is not used to public speaking :)

@midgetwthahacksaw 5 лет назад

A lot of authors are like this. Writers too. We are funny people who sit around and write stories because we enjoy them. Awkward is part of that, really.

@waltermarx9922 5 лет назад

The comedy comes from the circumstances and how real life impacts all very serious issues. This is not Abbot and Costello meet the Apocalypse. That is not funny. The funny part is how things go very wrong, in spite of the best efforts of everyone involved.