-I've been accused of binge watching.
[THEME MUSIC]
-We're not bad people, but we did a bad thing.
-It's primarily about family, the relationships that make up
family and the bonds that bring family together,
and yet the secrets and the pains that keep them apart.
And in this show, there are many things
that are revealed as the story line goes
that lets you see the relationships
in different ways.
And it's like smoke and mirrors.
It's written very well, it's edited very well,
and it keeps you on that ride.
It's just a fun, engaging, provocative show to watch.
Watch it.
-Dan is back.
-No good will come of this.
-People can change.
-You can't.
-I think what happens in preparing, if you like,
for 13 episodes is that preparation is just more
ongoing.
Different things get brought to the table.
Every time when we would get the scripts,
we would run home and read them very excitedly.
But you would still be involved in that process week after week
after week after week after week.
And that's very different than a film script
where it starts here, it ends here, you know everything.
This is a different beast all together.
-I always thought the greatest thing that happened to me
was being born a Rayburn.
Now I'm not so sure.
-You can't help but bring your own family stuff
to bear in this situation.
And we would be having lots of conversations.
There would be many, many conversations
with the cast and the crew and people that normally wouldn't
converse about these things, because family is so universal.
Everyone has that-- they all have--
-It's enjoyable too, because you get
to bastardize the truth about your own dark secrets on film.
Therefore, I can throw and lob bombs
at my brothers and my sister while doing the work
that I do on "Bloodline," and that makes it a lot of fun.
That's very enjoyable, right?
-Your life's not always going to be this perfect, you know?
Things happen to people.
-I think the Florida Keys is a beautiful holiday spot.
It is a paradise.
Make sure you go out on a boat, because that's
when the Florida Keys really comes into it's own.
-There's a real world down there, no doubt.
I mean, there's real people.
They have real jobs and are living real lives.
But the exterior, when you get off of that island,
it's all about the water.
Whether it's fishing, whether it's boating,
scuba diving, spearfishing-- it's the water
and it's boats and the people live in that world.
But when you get on a boat out in the Florida Keys
and you've got a calm day where there's high pressure pushing
the water down and it's clear and you can go out 14 miles
and the water's is only 10 feet deep until you hit the trench,
that water's is absolutely, stunningly beautiful.
It's incredible atmosphere.
I've been accused of binge-watching.
-I have also been accused of binge-watching.
I love-- I think binge-watching is fantastic.
If you get caught by something and then you want it more,
that is one of the great pleasures.
It used to be the boxed set.
That's the old school way of doing the binge-watching.
With the Netflix thing, it's much easier.
You just wait, and then it goes, the next episode
will begin in five, four, three-- and you're like, yes!
Go again.