We spoke w/ WolfLikeMe’s Abe Forsythe about designing the werewolf and subverting audience expectations.
With Wolf Like Me now streaming on Peacock, I recently got to speak with writer-director Abe Forsythe about making the genre-bending romantic dramedy. If you haven’t seen the trailer, the series tells the story of Gary , a father who is struggling to pick up the pieces and provide for his daughter since the unexpected death of his wife.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY During the interview, Forsythe they talked about where the idea came from, drawing from his own life experiences, how they decided on six episodes, the way the opening credits change in every episode, how they designed the werewolf, why he wanted to hold it back as long as possible, why he likes subverting audience expectations, and more. In addition, he talked about future seasons and if the werewolf would be shown more now that it’s been revealed.
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