If you want to do something right, do it yourself. I’m such a fan of it and I guess maybe resented the fact that I was never really cast in one, so I’d wrote it myself. You know when you’re that desperate, you’re like, “Oh, you know, I’ll just write a rom-com with me in it!” But I’ve always had a love of that genre. There were lots of “No thank you’s,” and finally one of the channels, BBC, “One more idea.” And that was “Starstruck.” It was nice because in retrospect all the other ideas I would have been annoyed if I had to write. After that, I got the opportunity to go to channels in the UK and pitch ideas for television projects. Rose Matafeo: I just did a show “Horndog” which was fun. IndieWire: What was the original idea for the show? This interview has been condensed and edited for clarity. Matafeo spoke to IndieWire on the phone about what else to expect from the second season, as well as how one scripts the kind of swoon-y romantic moments that will have fans hitting replay. Oscars 2023: Best Adapted Screenplay Predictionsġ0 LGBTQ Film and TV Creators on the Rise, from Jerrod Carmichael to Isabel Sandoval
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Why HBO Max Seems to Be Canceling Everything I think maybe there’s a realism to the storyline in Season 2 that there wasn’t in.
I love the idea of exploring the moments after the big cliffhanger at the end of a rom-com because can sort of write your own fantasy of what happens to that couple in your own head after that.
“I think there’s a lot more opportunity for comedy because it’s basically watching a woman making a wildly impulsive decision, not thinking it through, and having a sustained nervous breakdown for six episodes. “I think the second series is really fun,” Matafeo said.
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