Bruce Malone
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I'm surprised no one has suggested a combo involving Christopher Waltz.
Christoph Waltz and Jamie Foxx?
Detective King Schultz.
I'm surprised no one has suggested a combo involving Christopher Waltz.
Sandra Bullock and Jennifer Lawrence.
I think you're right but how incredible would that be. The draw in would be gigantic too and I honestly believe both of them would give us performances on par with Woody and Matt.That would be huge but if only they had locked them up before they got their recent oscar noms? like they did with mcconaughey.
I can't see either of them doing a tv series, even one as worthy as true detective.
The two detectives interviewing Rust and Marty in the present have a theory: Rust was behind it all the time. What if they’re actually right? Rust has exceptional insight into the mind of the killer; we also know from his deep undercover years that he’s capable of profound deception. Not to mention that he’s sitting there constructing a circle of men out of beer cans that sure seems to represent the men of the cult the entire time they’re talking.
Of course Rust might not actually know he’s the killer. We know he spent time in a mental institution, not to mention the semi-regular hallucinations that are a byproduct of the miles of drugs he took while undercover. If he is the Yellow King, perhaps he’s unknowingly hunting himself just as earnestly as the two modern-day detectives are. Remember when the pharmacy shooter—the one who could name the Yellow King—mysteriously committed suicide? It’s worth noting that we’ve seen Rust tell an incarcerated suspect to kill themselves before. What if he was the one who convinced the man to commit suicide in order to cover his own tracks? When Ledoux tells Rust, “I’ve seen you in my dreams,” could he be referring to shared participation in the ritualistic abuse?
Rust is frequently able to produce confessions by tapping into people’s desire for forgiveness, something he seems to be looking for himself. Rust also talks about “the sin of being a father” and seems to constantly feel a need for atonement and the punishment of those who hurt children. Could he be referring to his own sin, his own abuse of children—even his own daughter? Several times, we see Rust gazing at a billboard offering a reward for the murderer of a young girl who died several years after he says his own daughter was killed. Could that have been his first victim? Or was he simply symbolically reenacting the death when he killed Dora Lange on the same day his daughter died?
Above Rust’s bed hangs a cross. He says it’s not a religious symbol, but rather a meditative one: “I contemplate the moment in the garden, the idea of allowing your own crucifixion.” He’s referring to the garden of Gethsemane, where Jesus foresaw his own crucifixion but did nothing to stop it because his death was necessary to provide salvation. Can Rust foresee his own death and downfall coming on some level? Does he fear it … but also welcome it?
Might not have the same intensity though....
Wired has a good article on who could be the Yellow King, I love their theory on it possibly been Rust.
Who Is True Detectives Yellow King? Here Are Our 6 Favorite Theories
Did y'all realize that because Rust drank during his interview with the detectives that his entire interview is inadmissible in court? The show runners mentioned it in a behind the scenes thing.
Yeah but he didn't confess to anything. He basically covered the events from 95 and refused to give them anything more. The detectives were feeling him out if anything. It would have been the same if they spoke to him at his house.