Episode 56: V for Vendetta

Beyond the Screenplay

Michael Tucker

Tv & Film

4.7 • 626 Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2020

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

The LFTS team discusses V for Vendetta's unique genre-blending, why plot logistics don't always need to be overly-clear, and how the film embraces its theme of "artists using lies to tell the truth."

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Michael and welcome to Beyond the Screenplay.
0:08.8	Today we are talking about V for Vendetta, the 2006 film written by the Wachowski's,
0:13.5	based on the graphic novel by Alan Moore and David Lloyd.
0:16.4	I'm joined by the Lessons from Screenplay Team, Tricia Arand.
0:19.6	Hello, everybody.
0:20.6	Brian Bittner. Hello, everybody. Brian Bittner.
0:21.3	Hello, hello.
0:21.9	And Alex Cayettos.
0:23.1	Hi.
0:23.7	So before we dive in, quick context announcement, we are recording this on October 27th of 2020.
0:30.6	And if all goes according to plan, this is releasing November 5th.
0:33.4	And I probably don't need to say any more than that, just letting you know that this is,
0:39.8	we are in the past from where you are, listener. So that's the context that we are saying all of these things in.
0:44.2	The end.
0:45.2	The end.
0:46.2	Best of look to you in your world.
0:48.6	Yes.
0:49.2	Good luck, future.
0:51.3	Cool.
0:52.0	So diving into V for Vendetta, I remember seeing this in theaters and being really like
1:00.4	hyped and pumped afterward.
1:02.9	And as we'll talk about, you know, this is a movie very much of its time.
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