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'''''Monster: The Dorian Kane Story''''' is the first season of the American [[biographical]] [[crime drama]] [[anthology]] television series ''[[Monster (2024 TV Series)|Monster]]'', created by [[Freddie Goodwin]] and [[Leo Bennett]] for [[Netflix]], which is scheduled to be released on December 1, 2024. Goodwin and Bennett both serve as showrunners. ''Monster: The Dorian Kane Story'' is about the life of the murderer [[Dorian Kane]], a murderer who killed dozens of victims.
'''''Monster: The Dorian Kane Story''''' is the first season of the American [[biographical]] [[crime drama]] [[anthology]] television series ''[[Monster (2024 TV Series)|Monster]]'', created by [[Freddie Goodwin]] and [[Leo Bennett]] for [[Netflix]], which is scheduled to be released on December 1, 2024. Goodwin and Bennett both serve as showrunners. ''Monster: The Dorian Kane Story'' is about the life of the murderer [[Dorian Kane]], a murderer who killed dozens of victims.


The series is produced by [[Mob Productions]]. ''Monster'' was received negatively upon the release of the first trailer, with many stating it could be "too much gore" and "glorifying murderers", however the trailer still was liked more than disliked. ''The Dorian Kane Story'' was announced to be releasing in its entirety on December 1 in June 2024.
The series is produced by [[Mob Productions]]. Upon the release of the first trailer, ''Monster: The Dorian Kane Story'' faced negative reception, with many critics expressing concerns that the show might contain "too much gore" and potentially "glorify murderers." Despite these criticisms, the trailer received more likes than dislikes, indicating a strong interest from viewers. In June 2024, it was announced that ''The Dorian Kane Story'' would be released in its entirety on December 1, 2024.
 
The season is set to be released on December 1, 2024.


== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
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=== Development ===
=== Development ===
[[File:Freddie Goodwin 2016.png|left|thumb|239x239px|[[Freddie Goodwin]], the developer of the show]]
[[File:Freddie Goodwin 2016.png|left|thumb|239x239px|[[Freddie Goodwin]], the developer of the show]]
In August 2019, it was confirmed from insiders that a television series based on people who've commited "serious crimes" was in development from Freddie Goodwin and a second person, who at the time, wasn't known. In December of that year, it was confirmed Goodwin had started a company to help new film makers start making television series. Throughout 2020, development on the series had reached its peek when additional writers joined to help write the screenplays.  
In August 2019, insiders confirmed that a television series focusing on individuals who had committed "serious crimes" was in development by Freddie Goodwin and an unnamed second collaborator. By December of that year, it was revealed that Goodwin had also started a production company aimed at helping aspiring filmmakers develop television series. Throughout 2020, the series' development gained momentum as additional writers joined the project to assist in crafting the screenplays, marking a significant phase in the production process.  


During the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, Goodwin and Bennett used video calling services to continue the writing process of the series. In June of that year, development returned to the office and had reached a point of "completion", however Goodwin felt the quality of the series wasn't "good enough for [Netflix] standards."
During the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, Freddie Goodwin and his collaborator, Bennett, utilized video calling services to continue the writing process for the series. By June of that year, the team returned to the office, and development had reached a stage of near completion. However, Goodwin expressed concerns that the series' quality was not "good enough for [Netflix] standards," prompting further revisions and refinements to meet the platform’s expectations.  


[[Mob Productions]] stated that the series was budgeted mainly by them, due to the less budget support given from [[Netflix]]. Mob Productions stated that the series would explore the issues of the systems that allowed Kane to escape capture for over a decade. At the time, it wasn't known by the developers who would portray Kane, but Goodwin said the "casting process" was underway soon. Following Crowe's casting in 2022, finalizations for design and screenplays had been completed.  
[[Mob Productions]] revealed that the series was primarily funded by their own resources, as [[Netflix]] provided limited budgetary support. The production company emphasized that the series would delve into the systemic failures that allowed [[Dorian Kane]] to evade capture for over a decade. While the casting for Kane had not been confirmed during the early stages of development, [[Freddie Goodwin]] assured that the "casting process" was actively underway. Following the casting of Crowe in 2022 to portray Kane, the design and screenplays were finalized, marking the series' progression toward production completion.  


=== Casting ===
=== Casting ===

Revision as of 06:20, 25 September 2024

Monster: The Dorian Kane Story
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Monster: The Dorian Kane Story is the first season of the American biographical crime drama anthology television series Monster, created by Freddie Goodwin and Leo Bennett for Netflix, which is scheduled to be released on December 1, 2024. Goodwin and Bennett both serve as showrunners. Monster: The Dorian Kane Story is about the life of the murderer Dorian Kane, a murderer who killed dozens of victims.

The series is produced by Mob Productions. Upon the release of the first trailer, Monster: The Dorian Kane Story faced negative reception, with many critics expressing concerns that the show might contain "too much gore" and potentially "glorify murderers." Despite these criticisms, the trailer received more likes than dislikes, indicating a strong interest from viewers. In June 2024, it was announced that The Dorian Kane Story would be released in its entirety on December 1, 2024.

Synopsis

Monster: The Dorian Kane Story delves into the chilling case of mass-murderer Dorian Kane, exploring the events that allowed him to evade capture for over a decade. The series examines Kane's crimes, his ability to stay hidden, and the relentless pursuit to bring him to justice, offering an in-depth look into one of the most infamous manhunts in history.

Cast and characters

Main

Episodes

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date
11"Don't Step On The Yard!"UnknownLeo BennettDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
22TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
33TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
44TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
55TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
66TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
77TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
88TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
99TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)
1010TBAUnknownUnknownDecember 1, 2024 (2024-12-01)

Monster: The Dorian Kane Story will consist of 10 episodes. Freddie Goodwin is set to direct a few episodes whilst Leo Bennett is set to write all ten episodes alongside other writers. A episode is set to be titled "Kill oBe Killed or Kill"

Production

Development

Freddie Goodwin, the developer of the show

In August 2019, insiders confirmed that a television series focusing on individuals who had committed "serious crimes" was in development by Freddie Goodwin and an unnamed second collaborator. By December of that year, it was revealed that Goodwin had also started a production company aimed at helping aspiring filmmakers develop television series. Throughout 2020, the series' development gained momentum as additional writers joined the project to assist in crafting the screenplays, marking a significant phase in the production process.

During the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns, Freddie Goodwin and his collaborator, Bennett, utilized video calling services to continue the writing process for the series. By June of that year, the team returned to the office, and development had reached a stage of near completion. However, Goodwin expressed concerns that the series' quality was not "good enough for [Netflix] standards," prompting further revisions and refinements to meet the platform’s expectations.

Mob Productions revealed that the series was primarily funded by their own resources, as Netflix provided limited budgetary support. The production company emphasized that the series would delve into the systemic failures that allowed Dorian Kane to evade capture for over a decade. While the casting for Kane had not been confirmed during the early stages of development, Freddie Goodwin assured that the "casting process" was actively underway. Following the casting of Crowe in 2022 to portray Kane, the design and screenplays were finalized, marking the series' progression toward production completion.

Casting

In early 2022, it was announced that Russel Crowe had been cast as Dorian Kane. Crowe was stated to have been one of the toughest choices to cast as they wanted a actor who both can be scary and caring, and be able to switch between the two insanely easily. Charlie Hunnam had joinde the cast in a unannounced role.

Filming

Principal photography began on June 10, 2022, at Mob Productions' main studios in the United States and across New York City. Unlike some sets, the set of Monster: The Dorian Kane Story included therapists and mental health professionals. Filming lasted until September 2022, whilst reshoots occured until May 2023.

Post-production

Marketing

Release

Reception

Critical response

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