Ausiello and Ryan really get into some spoilerific specifics about the finale, but Ryan also comments about not being able to be on the set when the finale was shot last spring due to the Writers Strike. He also mentions how he would have asked the director to change a certain scene between two characters: *Invisotext on* “The scene with Shane and Mara, where Mara’s in the bed and is having a lot of pain and he’s going to help her to the bathroom… *Invisotext off* It came off a little lighter and more comedic, and I wanted it to be a little more tragic. I ultimately was able to get the effect I wanted, but it just required a little more work in the editing room. What you saw reflects how I wanted it to be. But it’s a little bit choppier than I would necessarily would have liked.”
Ryan’s favorite scene from the finale turned out to be: *Invisotext on* “I really like the final confrontation scene between Claudette and Vic, where she lays those photos out in front of him. I always knew in the back of my mind that I wanted a Claudette-Vic confrontation [in the finale]. I guess what I could not have anticipated when we got there was that Vic doesn’t even really say a word in that scene. I always sort of envisioned the two going at each other, but the way this story broke, it was just Claudette talking. The things Michael Chiklis said without saying anything… it was a real acting triumph.”
*Invisotext off*
Obviously, there’s a lot that’s said, but only if you have seen the finale. Click the link below to find out what Ryan had to say about other characters, including a few deaths, a character that appeared after a four year absence, and comparing Mackey to marine life. But be warned: the whole thing is a spoiler.





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If FOX was cool with an X-Files sequel, the Shield deserves a movie. Just have it take place 3 years after the ICE job is over. Imagine the possibilities if people like Antwon Mitchell get out of jail because of technicalities and the such. Way better movie idea than a fucking X-Files sequel.
The show is bad cheese-city and there's almost no audience for something like this.
I disagree there is no audience for this. With movies like Street Kings and Dark Blue, this could easily fit into that genre. I just don't see the point. It's done. BTW. That scene with Shane helping his wife piss is the most touching thing I've every seen in film or TV.
No offense to #3, but uh… those two films you mentioned didn't exactly take the movie-going audience by storm.
As much as I love Anthony Anderson's character (his best work ever), I don't really see him getting released from jail at all. They don't just let cop killers walk. But if he escaped, maybe we'd be on to something. I would totally be into a Shield movie where he broke out, and maybe they need to bring Vic and Ronny back together to bring him down. It's improbable, but I would be excited to find out that was the plan.
Theres too much back story to make this is viable film. With the x files movie it was different. The show was a genuine phenomenon and even if you didnt watch it you knew who mulder and scully were and what the show waa about. So back story wasnt that big a problem.
Unfortunately and due to silly bollox thinking from the likes of Andrew C (cunty) above this show wasnt that popular and between that issue and the massive amount of back story needed in the film i just cannot see this happening.
The ending was perfect btw. This no more needs a film than the Sopranos does.
I think Andrew C has this show confused with Firefly.
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