Comparing H. G. Wells And Jack The Ripper

I think people will be fondly surprised. It's about H.G. Wells and Jack the Ripper. These are both historical figures. Nobody knew who Jack the Ripper really was, and H.G. Wells is considered the father of science fiction. He wrote The Time Machine and War of the Worlds and The Invisible Man. He was a brilliant guy, and we get to explore these characters in a way you haven't seen before. The conceit of our series outside what I think is an epic love story is that each season will be present day adventures that this guy goes on that inspired one of his novels. What he goes through in season one is the adventures that inspire The Island of Doctor Moreau. It's real mettle because we're dealing with actual historical figures and things that they

Some of them are not very good, but I learned on every single one that I was shooting. My advice would be that if that's what you want to do in your life, just do it. Writers need to write. Directors need to direct. Actors need to act. And you can't be afraid to fail. This is an industry where you have to have tough skin. If you have a career in medicine, and whatever profession you choose in the medical career, you're going to be good at what you do hopefully, and at the end of the day, you have a task and you accomplish it, or if you have a specialty, you do it. But very rarely does anyone stand up and write about the diagnosis you just made or the treatment you just gave somebody. In the entertainment industry, everything you do, a thousand people write about it all of a sudeen. And everyone has an opinion. You have to have very tough skin. It's really easy for people to say, "I don't read reviews. I don't like all the criticism." But you're human, and it's hard no to. There's no way you set out to fail. And when I'm giving advice to anyone coming into it, I'm like, "Look, don't be afraid of that. And don't do it for somebody else. Don't do it because you want somebody else to think it's cool . You gotta do it because you love it." And that's what helps you through all that

I value education--I really do. But as he mentions in his advice to prospective entrants into this entertainment universe, there is not merely one way to accomplish your dreams. Marcos' pragmatic outlook and willingness to get in and do the work has made him a successful and a much-sought-after director. He doesn't just talk the talk; he walks the walk. That counsel that he gave is exactly what he wakes up and does every day of his life. I highly respect him for the decisions he has made and the fact that he sees what he wants and acts on it. Furthermore, his admonition about criticism is something that all of us could take to heart no matter where we are in this life. In recent times, it seems that the current climate has fostered an entire brood of "armchair critics," and sometimes that keeps us from taking the necessary risks to achieve our goals and dreams. I can attest to the fact that what he recommends works as I have been following his advice as an entertainment journalist, and I plan to remind myself of his words on as many occasions as necessary. Although directors and producers often fade into the background of the entertainment industry, I know for a fact that a dynamic director can make or break a project, and there is no doubt that Marcos takes his role very seriously and immerses himself fully in whatever project comes his way. I would invite everyone to tune into ABC tonight