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The scene you're referring to is 3 seconds at the most and it was to introduce the Chris Darden character and juxtapose his role in the prosecution team with the views of the black community but instead you managed to see all of this. I take it you watched all of it? Surely you'll have plenty to comment on how they redressed the balance or is this gonna be your only contribution to the thread? |
I watched YouTube videos of the OJ Simpson trial last night. I've always been aware of the situation, but never have looked into it enough to realise just how ****ing unbelievable it is.
I've just finished the second episode of American Crime Story, and I'm hooked. I feel that I'm getting so angry at OJ as a character. I'm anticipating the court-room scenes. That's when it'll get even more interesting. The cast are also doing a good job at this point. I'm not entirely sure how accurate it is, but they seem to portraying their roles quite well from the clips I have seen from the trial and post-trial interviews. |
So if the third episode is correct. The 911 calls were released with OJ shouting in the background, and people still thought he did not kill her?
It's frightening how race got between OJ's imprisonment. A situation that still goes on to this day, the Black community wanted to fight back so much against law enforcement that they felt so obliged to believe OJ due to his prestige. Despite the fact that there was so much evidence suggesting he was the culprit of the double-homicide. Who needs horror movies when you an watch things like this? It was real life. |
The court scenes are chilling, Braden. I felt like it was real and that I was there.
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I imagine that's what it was like for the people who were glued to their screens watch the real trial go by second by second. |
They use a lot of real footage as well which makes it even better.
I don't know much about the real trial, but this show really does it well. |
It was a great series. It did well to show how the defense team felt after the verdict was given.
If anything I felt it concentrated a bit too much on the relationship between Chris Darden and Marcia Clarke but still the courtroom scenes were completing especially the treatment of the Furhmann tapes. |
Yeah, I saw they used some real footage of the car chase, and I'm aware that they use real-life reactions to when he is found not guilty. I remember having it on for a few minutes and watching that scene when it was first airing. I think the reactions will be what I remember whenever I think about the trial itself.
There's some YouTube clips of the trial that I recommend you watch if the TV series interested you. So many interviews at the time of the incident, interviews nowadays with the real people, etc. |
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I'm on episode 4, and I'm quite astounded that Marcia Clarke was determined to have so many black people on the jury. That, and Faye Resnick going out of her way to sell her dead friend out for money. Do we know if that book had an influence in court procedures in real-life? |
...I'm really looking forward to this..(and trying not to read any of the thread...)..because I've only really known the trial through the eyes of the media...
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It's excellent, Ammi.
SPOILER I'm so shocked that the defence team were able to redecorate OJ's house for the jury's inspection, and I never realised how wrong The People were in their response to the trial and how they handled it. So many things went wrong for them. |
Renewed for a third season which will be based on the assassination of Gianni Versace.
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Is the second season confirmed to be about Hurricane Katrina?
I'm just about to star episode 7 of OJ vs. The People. I'm absolutely loving it. I feel so sorry for Marcia Clarke because of the way she was treated. It must have been so difficult to balance home-life with this case, and everyone seemed like they were out to get her. Her and Darden had it hard, bless them. I love their relationship in the series. |
I believe so. Sarah's confirmed to be in it.
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Finished the season.
The whole thing is just unbelievable. The last few episodes concentrating on the jury, and what torment they suffered psychologically from the whole ordeal was unlike how I imagined. I still can't believe he was found not guilty...but I can. It was like a storm of the worst possible things coming together and creating such a complicated scenario...though to some people really isn't that complicated at all. It was interesting to see into the perspectives of The People and OJ's defense team. I found myself being annoyed with Cochran, but the realisation of his outcome being achieved through Bill Clinton discussing racial matters brought a new light to him as a person. OJ...I don't even know where to begin. I don't even want to bother to be honest. I just felt so sorry for the Simpson and Goldman families. All this time and there really isn't any justice served for Nicole or Ron's deaths. |
Gaga hasn't been cast as Donatella in season 3 despite earlier reports
Both 2 and 3 will air in 2018 |
S1 Now on Netflix
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Seriously?! Well I'm binge-watching.
I'm more excited for season 3 than season 2 though. |
Oh, it's S1 :joker:
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Sorry I should've been more clear, S2 and 3 haven't started filming yet :joker:
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No, it's fine. You did say that filming starts in 2018, just not me using common sense :p
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Starting this now. I watched the first two episodes last year but never got any further. Very intrigued so far.
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Marcia :(
My favourite character played by Sarah Paulson for sure. |
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