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“In this way he used her as the North Star on a journey where you always want to go south. It was helpful, aligning himself in this way. It gave him something to tune to, like a violin to a piano.”

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Before the Fall

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Noah Hawley
Noah Hawley

Noah Hawley is an American television producer known for his unique storytelling style and profound portrayal of complex character relationships. Born in 1967, he has been involved in the television industry since the early 2000s, gaining widespread recognition for his works such as 'Fargo'. more

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