:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/2BBQH76BERBIZAX6HVJVIXCYDQ.jpg "Eoin Macken opened up about the challenges he faced playing a family guy in 'La Brea' 1")
Finally after months of waiting the second season of Winea sci-fi series about the clashes, problems and adventures a group of survivors had to face after falling into a sinkhole that sent them back to the past, specifically to 10,000 CA. The episode, which is available from this February 21, will continue with the story of all the people who fell in Los Angeles today, but also those who fell in 1988.
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Between murders, family estrangements and visions, characters will seek to survive prehistoric dangers while trying to return to your temporary space. The second season of the series featured the original cast of Natalie Zea, Chiké Okwonko, Zyra Gorecki and Eoin Macken, the latter being the one who opened up about his character in an interview with GlobeLiveMedia Mexico.
The 40-year-old Irish actor confessed that when he started developing Gavin Harris He had trouble understanding his way of thinking and acting because of the strong visions that interrupted his daily life. And it is that his character is the key to the story, because while he follows the investigations he receives information from those who are in the tunnel.
“The biggest challenge was trying to understand his way of seeing the visions and trying to bring them to fruition. I learned a lot trying to understand the importance of family and also the fact that he had to adopt a protective figure, while simultaneously having to save his wife, his son and protect his daughter,” he said.
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Also the protagonist of ladder to hell He explained that one of the things he learned from Gavin was to be a father, because in real life he doesn’t have offspring: “It was stepping into the role of a father even if in real life I don’t have children.”
Although the series puts time travel on the table, it all takes place in a catastrophic environment facing a possible apocalypse. In this regard, Eoin Macken hinted that he doesn’t usually think about the end of the world, however, he thinks that at some point it will happen: “I never considered the idea of a possible end of humanity, however, it could be zombies or aliens”.
But that’s not all, the Irish actor mentioned that in case he had to go through a situation like this, he would first stop to analyze the possible scenarios before taking action, as he believes that everything could fail if the proper precautions are not taken. taken: “To survive the end of the world, we may have to learn to analyze situations and act quickly.”.
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