The BlackMirror director on the response to season 5's StrikingVipers — including that viral 'polar bear' line
audience can be a challenge. "In terms of being able to keep doing something and keep the element of surprise, my intention was to try and do it in a way that keeps it a separate piece," he says of following up the "San Junipero" hype. Below, he shares his takes on the questions raised about the "spectrum of sexuality" and the ambiguous ending — and he also explains why revisiting that beloved Kelly and Yorkie love story would be a risky idea.director.
I suppose that with the romance, they’ve all been slightly twisted. Because in [“Be Right Back”], it’s her trying to fall back in love with her partner that she misses and loves. There’s a darkness. You get the romance in the beginning and you fall in love with this couple because of the way that they behave with each other that makes you pull for them as it goes on.
Probably closer to the second. That’s the conversation that’s come out of this. For example, people are saying, “Karl was gay, right?” And I don’t know whether that’s so certain. That’s being as black and white with the spectrum of sexuality as this notion of straight and gay. There’s a whole spectrum. It’s far broader and more complex. We’re not reinventing the wheel by saying that, but that’s what it is.
Trying to ignore as many of them as possible and not allowing them to lead the story. You let the story tell itself. The story was originally set in suburban English, so it would have been suburban English guys. I don’t think we would have changed a single word of the plot or dialogue to do that, but then you play it out and it’s going to give it different inflections. And that’s what I love about thesebecause it will create debate.
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