“Why this play? At this moment in time? What were the psychological forces at work?”
These are the questions posed by David Harbour at the start of Netflix’s Frankenstein’s Monster’s Monster, Frankenstein in reference to a (fictional) televised play from the ’70s, starring his (fictional) father, David Harbour Jr.
But if you caught the 32-minute special at any point over the past few weeks, you probably found yourself asking some of the same questions. Along with: “How the hell does this thing exist?” and “Why”?
On my own quest for answers, I called up writer John Levenstein and director Daniel Gray Longino to get to the bottom of it all. Read more…
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