On October 24, David Finch, the director of Mindhunter, gave an interview to Vulture. In an interview, when vulture asked if Mindhunter would continue, he said he wasn't optimistic.
David Finch went on to explain that the cost of inputs in the first two seasons was too high to match their ratings. And he felt that the cost of shooting the third season would not be less than that of the second season, and he had to bow his head in the face of expensive costs.
"The show is expensive compared to the number of views." "But to be honest, I don't think it would cost to shoot Season 3 less than Season 2." In a way, you have to be practical, and the knife you spend has to get the corresponding attention. "
Some netizens speculated that David Finch had a harsh shooting environment before, and the reason for the long shooting time caused him to be physically and mentally exhausted and did not want to continue. The story of serial killing is gone, which makes more netizens express regret and pity, "Grandpa Qingjie", "My favorite director and favorite drama, too sad".
The first season of "Mind Hunter" is about two FBI agents who are committed to interrogating serial killers and exploring the criminal psychology of the killer while leading police detectives from all over the world to solve the case. The second season builds on the first season by adding a psychologist to help the two agents use theory to analyze and solve the case.
For the broadcast of the two seasons, the audience believes that the second season is a bit of a tiger compared to the first season, and there is some visual fatigue to the repeated interrogation and analysis of the murderer by the agents, but the plot is still eye-catching, and the overall response is great.
Such a high-level work is of course inseparable from a good director. David Finch has won numerous awards and directed many films of different styles, including the suspense thriller Fight Club, the biographical film The Social Network and the science fiction film Meet Rama. Not only that, but he has also worked as a producer, screenwriter, visual effects artist, and is a versatile director.
For "The Social Network", the big director Quentin also praised the film as the best film of the 10s.
And in November this year, David Fincher's new film "Mank" will be released in limited theaters in North America, which is a black-and-white film with a period style and a length of 131 minutes.
It is reported that this film starred Gary Oldman, goddess Amanda Seyfried, Lily Collins, Charles Dans, Tapence Middleton and others, and the collision between the fairy lineup and the big-name director made many fans excited.
It is reported that the script of "Mank" comes from Finch's late father, Howard Finch, and it is a project that David Finch wanted to do for many years. This is the return to the screen with a new work after 6 years of David Finch's "Disappearing Lover", which has earned the expectations of many fans.
We wish "Mank" a big box office hit, and we hope that "Mind Hunter" will continue to shoot in response to the expectations of the audience.