Fans of the classic HBO series Wire knowing how important Michael K. Williams’ character Omar Little was to the fabric of the show. The simple two-word phrase “Coming Omar” would scare anyone on the streets of Baltimore, whether they are criminal drug dealers or hardened cops tasked with taking them down. Omar fought armies on both sides of the battle, which made him unpredictable … and thrilling.
What you may not know, however, is the flu the late Michael K. Williams went to storytelling Wireand how the concerns he had about season 2 of the show caused creator David Simon to take a different path. He also aligned the cast’s faith behind Williams and Simon once they learned of the showrunner’s intentions. On a recent press day for Wirewhere the cast fondly recalled Williams’ acting performance Simon also discussed an important conversation that helped set the tone for the workplace on the HBO series. As he told Gossipify:
This level of “acceptance” is an integral part of such a show Wirewhich really took a fresh look at crime and corruption in an American working class city, so much so that the mayor of the city tried to stop filming because he looked bad in Baltimore. But unless the cast and crew are confident davide simone As a storyteller, it can be difficult to recognize the big picture. Because yes, in season 2, the story moved into ports and tried to tell the story from a new perspective. But Simone had an idea. And after that conversation with Michael K. Williams, she also had a valuable ally. Talking about Gossipify:
Once again, faith in the process has led to the creation of one of the best TV shows. During the same conversations, I spoke with the cast members of the best season of Wire and I’ve had a great story from Wendell Pierce onwards a prequel movie for Wire which could have starred Samuel L. Jackson. Why didn’t THAT happen?
now that Wire He’s 20 years old , it’s time for you to revisit it or dive into it for the first time. The complete series is available on Blu-ray and DVD and currently is streaming on HBO MAX for those with a subscription. It is truly a masterpiece.
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