Mark Gatiss
Mark Gatiss is quite the renaissance man. You’ve seen him in Game of Thrones, Wolf Hall and Sherlock—the acclaimed BBC drama that he co-created with Steven Moffat—among numerous other shows. He is behind several installments of BBC Four’s Christmas ghost stories, including the upcoming M. R. James adaptation, Martin’s Close. He has starred in a slew of radio and stage plays and written Doctor Who novels and a biography of film director James Whale. This August, Gatiss wrapped filming on Dracula, his latest collaboration with Moffat, which is destined for BBC One in the U.K. and Netflix everywhere else. Gatiss speaks to TV Drama about putting a new spin on Bram Stoker’s iconic character, his long-running collaboration with Moffat and what he misses most about playing Mycroft Holmes, Sherlock’s older, powerful brother, who may or may not actually be running the country.
TV DRAMA: How did the idea come about for you and Steven Moffat to do a new Dracula?
GATISS: It has a strange genesis because it’s been in the works, not definitively, for quite a long time. We had just started shooting series three of Sherlock and we came back from an awards
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“I didn't even know you could get an Oscar for a short film,” says Peter. “I didn't know there was such a thing. The Scottish Film Council called and said, ‘It's been nominated for an Oscar.’”
I was able to tap into a vein of kind of sarcasm that&#;s quite common in Scottish people and to amplify that to give it a kind of chaotic madness.
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The short comedy film directed and written by Peter is called Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life. It stars Richard E. Grant and the title refers to the writer as well as the famous Frank Capra film, It's a Wonderful Life.
“We were in our hotel on the evening of the Oscars and I got a call from Bob Weinstein, an actual call, saying, ‘Have you got your speech ready? Because you're going to win You got to come to our party afterwards.’ And we were saying, ‘Thanks very much Bob, but we're going to meet some people for a burger afterwards’… all of that stuff we didn't know.”
At the time th
Mark Gatiss, cocriador de ‘Sherlock’, diz que gostaria de fazer 68 temporadas da série
Aresponsabilidade é grande, mas Mark Gatiss diz que trabalhar com dois ícones da cultura britânica não é uma pressão, e sim um privilégio. Roteirista da série “Doctor Who” e coautor, ao lado de Steven Moffat, da bem-sucedida “Sherlock” — um dos maiores sucessos da BBC na última década —, o intéprete de Mycroft Holmes, irmão do detetive, esbanjou bom humor em sua visita ao país e atendeu pacientemente os fãs brasileiros. Enquanto tomava uma água de coco, Mark comentou os mistérios lançados pela terceira temporada de “Sherlock”, a estreia de Peter Capaldi como o novo Doutor e sua participação em “Game of thrones”.
Hoje Benedict Cumberbatch e Martin Freeman são astros. Qual é a sua parcela de culpa e de Steven Moffat nisso?
Somos profundamente culpados. Quando começamos, Martin era o mais famoso dos dois. Benedict não era, mas “Sherlock” fez dele um astro. É brilhante pensar que um programa de TV pode fazer isso. Ele ficou completamente associado ao personagem, que deu a ele chance de fazer outras coisas, mas sempre volta para o papel que as pessoas amam.
Ao contrário das anteriores, a ter
Mark Gatiss is known primarily for his role in the BBC’s modern adaption of Sherlock, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. Gatiss played Mycroft Holmes in the adaptation created by former Doctor Who showrunner Stephen Moffat, with whom he co-wrote the series - and with whom he may be working on a revival. Gatiss is known for his acting career, but he’s contributed heavily to British television with involvement in major shows such as already mentioned Sherlock, Dracula, and Doctor Who. Of the latter show, Gatiss has not returned to write for the sci-fi series since , and now fans can know why, per Radio Times. Doctor Who guest star Nicola Coughlan has teased that there’s a “really unlikely pairing” at the heart of the Christmas special “Joy to the World”. Gatiss started writing for Doctor Who in , during Russell T Davies’ initial run as showrunner, after reviving the series
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