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Sabrina Carpenter and Lorene Scafaria are collaborating on an untitled Alice in Wonderland-inspired musical for Universal Pictures, marking Carpenter's first major studio project and with Scafaria directing from her own script. The project is produced by Marc Platt and others, and aims to bring a new take on the classic story, following Universal's previous adaptations.
Lorene Scafaria, the director of the latest episode of Succession, "Living+," spoke about the major moments of the episode, including Kendall's successful presentation of Waystar Royco's new Living+ product, Roman's rock bottom, and Shiv and Tom's semi-rekindling. Scafaria also discussed the prescient events of the season and the return of Brian Cox as Logan Roy. She praised the show's writers for their relevance and timely storytelling.
Director Lorene Scafaria discusses the biggest moments of the latest episode of "Succession," including the return of Logan Roy, the Shiv/Tom relationship, and Roman's storyline. Scafaria praises the performances of Sarah Snook and Kieran Culkin, and shares insights into her approach to directing their scenes. She also discusses working with Brian Cox and Jeremy Strong on the Investor Day presentation, and the challenges of bringing Shiv's storyline to the screen.
Director Lorene Scafaria discusses the challenges of directing the first episode of Succession's final season without Brian Cox's character, Logan Roy. The episode takes place almost entirely in Logan's house and focuses on the siblings without their father present. Scafaria talks about the spatial restrictions and the importance of props in storytelling. The episode centers around a document found in Logan's safe that suggests he wanted his son Kendall to take over the company.