Eric Goode Made 'Tiger King.' In 'Monsters of God' He's Part of the Story
Summary
Filmmaker Eric Goode, known for Netflix's "Tiger King," has a new HBO series called "Monsters of God" about reptiles and the illegal trade of these animals. The series is personal for Goode, who has been passionate about turtle conservation and realized he plays a role in the issues around reptile smuggling.Key Facts
- Eric Goode directed "Tiger King" and "Chimp Crazy," both about people obsessed with animals.
- "Monsters of God" is Goode’s HBO series focusing on exotic reptiles and the smuggling industry.
- Goode has been interested in reptiles and has kept tortoises for many years.
- He lived in New York City for over 40 years and kept tortoises in his loft.
- The series explores how reptile popularity in zoos led to a rise in illegal smuggling.
- Goode’s experience and connections helped him gain access to reptile communities for the show.
- Goode and his producer Jeremy McBride worked with a large team and did many interviews for the series.
- Goode avoids computers and social media, preferring direct conversations during production.
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