“We called Walton and said it’s not a huge commitment. He said, ‘Well, it sounds like fun, it could be kinda cool.'” — Michael Dinner on Walton Goggins return as Boyd …
“Justified: City Primeval” ended its eight-episode run with the shocking re-appearance of “Justified” antagonist Boyd Crowder in the closing minutes of the Aug. 29 episode.
“Justified: City Primeval” writer/showrunner/executive producer Michael Dinner directed the finale — and said the plan, from the get-go, was to leave Boyd’s Big Reveal until the very end. “Dave’s point from the beginning was, look, it’s the 12,000 pound elephant in the room and people are going to say, ‘Where’s Boyd Crowder?,” Dinner said. “We figured, let’s do it for fun and bring him in at the end.”Photographer: Chuck Hodes
Dinner said those best-laid plans almost were shot to hell when, a week-and-a-half before Goggins was scheduled to shoot his scenes, the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago told Dinner he couldn’t shoot in any prisons there, which were understaffed due to COVID.Photographer: Chuck Hodes
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