3 Body Problem’s Cast Discuss How The Netflix Series Compares to Game of Thrones

Now streaming on Netflix is 3 Body Problem, an eight-episode series that delves into a variety of historical timelines. Game of Thrones writers D.B. Weiss, David Benioff, Alexander Woo, as well as Liu Cixin, are behind the best-selling science fiction series, and fans all across the world can't wait to see it on screen.
Cast members Benedict Wong, Zine Tseng, Rosalind Chao, and Liam Cunningham met with Collider's Steve Weintraub at this year's South by Southwest festival to talk more about the film's worldwide premiere and the masterminds behind it. According to Cunningham, the upcoming sci-fi series will have lots of twists and turns, much like the epic fantasy series Game of Thrones
The jaw-dropping moments that come with the curveball. They are masters of the curveball. And it's one of the attractions, the best thing writers can do is try and outthink their audience, but at the same time, not condescending to them or patronizing them or anything like that. And this is the kind of show like Game of Thrones was where you're not going to be making sourdough bread while it's on, you need to sit down, preferably with a friend or a partner or whatever it is, and sit down and go "I wasn't expecting that", you can share the experience and that's what the masters of and, and David, Dan, and Alex have done it again with this.
During the rest of the interview, Wong, Tseng, Chao, and Cunningham discussed their favorite TV series, their set experiences, and a deeper look into the filming process. In addition, actress Tseng makes her very first debut in the Netflix series and shares how humbling the experience has been for her.
It's a humble, precious experience and life turning for me. And I feel secure being in good hands with Dan, David, and Alex because they are very good at this, having the clearest vision of the scale of stories. And I'm speaking from a fan's point of view, because I'm a fan of the books.
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[@al28854]

Rosalind Chao was my first ever celebrity crush, and I've been a fan of her since season 2 of "Amazing Spider-Man" (1978) ...... the tv show. Also from ''After Mash'' (1983), who would of thought she'd be the one who could get Cpl. Klinger to lose his dress and settle down with her back home.

[@qarsiq]

thoroughly enjoyed, committed to seeing future seasons, the story pulls you in.

[@roastpork5437]

Yeah, it will actually get even more crazier season 2 onward. I love the intro stars and stuff, it's not just for show... trust me.

[@TheReplenishingFlame]

Loved Benedict Wong likening Zine Tseng’s impact on the show to a “lovely” butterfly effect. So glad she didn’t / didn’t have to abide by the refusal to release her for filming!

[@paulbateman858]

I do wish you wouldn't swear during your interviews.

[@StaminaMC]

No worse than could be heard in the show being discussed. Non-issue.

[@jessyjkn]

Womp womp