The Man in The High Castle

I know exactly which moment you're talking about... it's amazing what he can express with just a stare. I was scared! but you're totally right - he's someone who you hate, fear, feel bad for.... and sometimes I can't tell what he's going to do next - kill someone or spare them.
There was another scene that caught my breath - i thought he was going to slap his wife! but instead he said he loved her... he's an amazing actor, totally intense one moment and light hearted the next. And he totally carries that show - they're all pretty good but if he was to leave for whatever reason, I don't know I'd keep watching.

A chat with you and somehow death loses its sting.....

Agreed

His character reminds me of Tony Soprano.

No, he's not loud and prone to violent outbursts, but I can't remember sympathizing with a character that's a bigger SOB.

It's interesting you mentioned The Godfather, because the fishing trip Smith took with his son reminded me of Fredo's fate in Godfather II.

That was a brilliant fake out.





Not knowing history is like being a leaf that doesn't know it's part of a tree.

He and Kido were my favorite characters on the show. They carried that film. I can't stand Juliana tbh and regardless of the things his character has done, I was rooting for him!