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Showrunner Carlton Cuse on ‘Jack Ryan’ and life after ‘Lost’
Writer-producer Carlton Cuse devoted six years of his life to the ABC megahit 'Lost.' When the show ended, he realized he'd have to figure out what to do next.
Showrunner Carlton Cuse talks to Indiewire’s Michael Schneider about the post-‘Lost’ years, how he ended up working on three shows at once, and about the development of the very expensive new Amazon show, ‘Jack Ryan.’ The series takes the fictional CIA superagent from books and movies to television for the first time. Cuse also fills us in on what’s happening with his adaptation of ‘Locke & Key’ and what he hopes to do under his new deal with ABC.
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Read the story10 minCarlton Cuse on ‘Jack Ryan’ and other projects
This week, we’re listening to a conversation between Michael Schneider, co-host of KCRW’s Screengrab and showrunner Carlton Cuse, co-creator of the new Amazon series ‘ Jack Ryan .’
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