Several Animals Were Harmed in the Making of This Motion Picture

PCLoadLetter · Mar 15, 2012

Zeke12 said:

The Big Ragu said:

I'm the person who was enjoying Luck. Really enjoying it. The only person, apparently.
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Not at all. I was loving it. It was slow for the first 3-4 episodes, but everything kind of clicked with that big race scene in the fourth episode.

Yet another Milch project unfinished. Sucks.
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I'm right there with you. I think it was excellent. Really sad to see it go.

I'd be interested to see the "Luck" mortality rate for horses compared to the typical activity at a horse track.

Steak Snabler · Mar 26, 2012

Post finale interview with David Milch:

http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/interview-luck-creator-david-milch-on-the-series-premature-end

Includes the following passage about how the "final straw" horse died:

This was an incident equivalent to you walking down the street, being frightened by something, taking a misstep and falling. The horse was not being asked to do anything remotely dangerous or that would put him in jeopardy. In any case, this was something that generated its own momentum and fed off itself. Corporately, I absolutely understand what HBO felt were the necessities of its position. But substantively, there was no dereliction at all on our part.
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