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In Hollywood, a vast amount of TV shows are being produced currently, and their themes often coincide in fascinating, unplanned ways.\n\nFor instance, characters from different shows like Showtime's Billions and HBO's Succession , which are about extremely rich and unlikable people, end up having similar scenarios such as eating illegal, tiny birds within a short time frame. And then there are shows like Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale that mirror real - world situations like Trump's America in a rather stark and parallel manner.\n\nAMC's Lodge 49 is of the latter kind. In 2018, America's reality is like a strange carnival where almost unbelievable news shows up on our iPhones one or two times a day, and sometimes this reality is so infuriating that people just choose to ignore it. Lodge 49 is set in a beach town where the main employer is gradually shutting down, and everyone is escaping their misery with donuts and fantasy novels.\n\nHowever, don't be deterred by this description. Lodge 49 is both humorous and peculiar. There are marine mammals causing traffic jams, and unseen characters with names like "Captain" and a mysterious social club are part of the meandering plot.\n\nExecutive producer Paul Giamatti, who stars in Billions (but didn't have the chance to eat those small birds), sat for an interview with Decider to talk about the creation of Lodge 49 .\n\nDecider: Can you tell us about the Ancient and Benevolent Order of the Lynx?\n\nPaul Giamatti: [Laughs.] It's a fraternal group with a long - standing history. It's meant to be similar to groups like the Masons. Our lodge, Lodge 49, has its roots in Long Beach, California, and it's in a difficult situation because its membership is decreasing.\n\nI've watched the first four episodes, and there's an economic gloom running through them.\n\nThis economic gloom persists throughout the entire season.\n\nI've never seen such economic anxiety so close to whimsy before. Was this one of the starting points for the series?\n\nVery much so. The writer, Jim Gavin, isn't a screenwriter. He's a short - story writer and novelist from Long Beach, and the story is somewhat autobiographical. The part about being a plumbing salesman is definitely autobiographical. It's very much a product of his view of the world, and that tone is intentional.\n\nHe has experienced tough economic times, and the show was a great opportunity for him. He was struggling as a writer and was close to going back to selling plumbing supplies. His experience and his extraordinary imagination combined in interesting ways.\n\nHow did the show come to you? Was it among the scripts on your desk?\n\nI have a small production company. My production partner, Dan Carey, goes out to look for projects. We don't want a pile of scripts; we prefer to actively seek things that interest us. Dan read the Lodge 49 script and liked it, and when I read it, I thought it was one of the best things I'd ever read. The characters are very well - defined. Most scripts I read - even the good ones - make all the characters seem the same on the page, but the characters in this show are very distinct.\n\nI thought it was an amazing script and was excited by the idea of these semi - defunct fraternal organizations that you see in every town - like some Elk's Lodge or Odd Fellows Lodge or Shriners. They're strange little buildings, and he opened a door to them in really interesting ways.\n\nThe vibe - especially from Wyatt Russell - reminded me of The Big Lebowski .\n\nThat wasn't as big an influence on Jim Gavin as Charles Portis, who wrote True Grit and many other great books.\n\nThe series is unpredictable and often changes direction from one episode to the next. Since Jim Gavin is a short - story writer, did he plan for these shifts?\n\nDefinitely. The show unfolds more like a work of literature. It takes its time, and unexpected things happen. It develops slowly and organically and goes to many interesting places, but not in an over - the - top way. It's much more patient.\n\nYou're an actor who is also a producer. You just finished Jungle Cruise for Disney in Atlanta, and you're about to start filming Billions for Showtime again. Do you take breaks between projects? Do you manage phone calls during your shooting days?\n\nI spend a lot of time on the phone, and it's great that I can watch dailies on my computer. I had some time off that coincided with the development of Lodge 49 , so I was able to be around a lot for casting and other meetings. And I was able to travel during breaks from Billions to Atlanta, where parts of Lodge 49 were filmed.\n\n_Billions_ is filmed in New York?\n\nYes, and we were able to cast a lot of Lodge 49 from New York. Also, I can view auditions, dailies, production design - all of that - on my computer. Technology has really made it much easier to do these things remotely.\n\nThe New York connection explains why there are stage actors like Linda Emond in Lodge 49 .\n\nI've done plays in New York with Linda Emond and have known her for a long time. She's one of my favorite actors. I was involved in producing another TV show that didn't make it past the pilot, and she was in that. I really wanted her to be in this series.\n\nWyatt Russell is the lead in Lodge 49 , and his parents are Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn. Do you see more of one parent's influence in his acting?\n\nHe's a great comedic talent, which he gets from both of them. We sent him the script, and he immediately said he wanted to do it. He's a wonderful, naturalistic actor with great comedic timing. He does look a lot like his father. He's the central figure in an ensemble piece, and he was a great team player.\n\nAMC calls Lodge 49 a fable, which isn't a common description for a show. Was this a term you used during the development and production of the series?\n\nYes, for sure. It's not entirely realistic. It's a hard show to describe, which I think is great. The show has many elements, and "fable" is a good word for it. It has an old - school feel and is a story of a group of people on a quest.\n\nMost fables have animals, and animals appear throughout the series. Wyatt Russell's character has a snakebite, and animals are in several scenes in the episodes I've watched so far.\n\nThe show is full of symbols and metaphors, like fables.\n\nThe show is set in a town where the local factory has recently closed, which is affecting everyone in some way. It's interesting to go from a news cycle full of surreal moments and anger to watching a series full of surreal moments and economic anxiety. The characters seem to handle a difficult situation better than the real world does currently.\n\nI suppose that's true, but there are a lot of people in the country dealing with situations like a factory closing. The show was developed before the current political situation, and it's not commenting on cynicism and politics. A lot of people do deal with economic hardships in heroic ways. One of the points of the show is that these people then gather in a community where they can lean on and support each other.\n\nThey find a place that gives them a greater sense of purpose - a way to turn bad into good. The whole alchemical metaphor in the show is about turning crap into gold, and that's what the show is about in many ways.\n\n_Scott Porch writes about the TV business for Decider and is a contributing writer for Playboy. You can follow him on Twitter @scottporch. \n\nWhere can one stream _Lodge 49 ?

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