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Marcos said that Olsen was always a red herring: "I think what people missed is when he flew off and left. It happened at the same episode when we revealed the killer was Kurt. When we started, the idea was to keep Clancy a secret".
He also claimed that his initial thought about the role of Edward Olsen was a "big name", so people could think he's the one that kills the runaways. "We just set it up as a red herring, and that's what it was. The fact that people are asking [about him] means it was effective."
Photo from the deleted episode 5 scene. | Showtime |
According to the director, the final Edward Olsen scene we never got to see, took place in episode 5. Around the 35th minute of "Runaway" we see Harrison walking down the streets of Iron Lake for sixteen seconds, but the scene was supposed to be longer and include Audrey too.
Last time she saw Harrison was at the party earlier in the episode, when he overdosed. In the deleted scene she's asking him if he's okay, if he needs a ride. Then Olsen's helicopters fly above their heads, and Angela's daughter's showing her middle finger at his chopper. And that's it.
Photo from the deleted episode 5 scene | Showtime |
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