How did you get involved with this show?
I had work with Greg [Yaitanes] before. It was the middle of pilot season, so there were tons of pilots, but this was the one that I read and really, really wanted. So, I went in the first time and Greg said, “Oh, you should read a few more episodes.” I thought he meant I should keep reading pilots. So, he sent me a couple more episodes that were written, and I just kept being more and more in love with it. I was just getting over this really horrible heartbreak, and somehow everything I had gone through with it, I could put into this character. I really knew how to play it. Mostly, I understood loving somebody you’re not supposed to love, or being in circumstances where you’re not supposed to love this person, or two people. I knew how to do that. I had to play her.
Do you enjoy getting to show the two sides of your character, with her criminal past, and then her being a wife and mother now?
Whatever past you had, when you become a mother, it’s a whole different thing. You can’t even predict it. I’ve seen women who were nightmare party girls, who were just crazy, and then they have a baby and this thing comes over them and changes them. Or there are women who you think are going to be the most doting mother in the world, and then they’re not. You don’t know how you’ll be affected, when that happens. So, my character was whoever she was in the past, and then things happened. There’s this other part of her that is real, as she became a wife and mother, and I don’t know if it ever goes. Sometimes it does, but maybe it doesn’t.
How cool is it to be on a show with such strong female characters?
People are like, “Oh, it’s Cinemax,” and yeah, there’s sex there, but not more than any other awesome HBO show. There’s not more sex than Game of Thrones. But, the female characters are so strong and fleshed out. My character is incredible to play. My two characters, in a way.
Only on an Alan Ball show, can you have a flashback of a sex scene during a sex scene, right in the first episode. Were you able to see how telling that was for your character, with how disconnected she was from the present sex scene while being so connected to the sex scene in the flashback, and how much that said about each relationship?
Wow, I didn’t even look at it like that because you shoot it different ways. It’s interesting that you say that. Thanks for telling me. I was nervous about that ‘cause it’s full-on. But, our sex scenes aren’t just there to have a sex scene. There’s story happening there, and it’s important to get the full picture. So, you have to watch the sex scenes and not close your eyes.
Are you comfortable with those types of scenes, or do you have to get yourself into a certain headspace?
I had never done it, up until this point, and I was okay with doing it here. One, I wasn’t going to do it, ever, unless I felt comfortable. I only have one living grandparent left, so I was like, “Now is the time.” Two, I always said that, if I was going to do it, then do it. My favorite of all time is Sex and Lucia. It’s such a good movie, and how they portrayed sex was so naturally. It was full-on, but it wasn’t embarrassing, shameful or dirty. I tried for that. I wanted it to really be a natural thing. That’s kind of what it looks like when it happens, just in the positions of the geography of bodies, and things like that. I wanted it to look natural. The hardest part of shooting a sex scene are the first seconds when you take off your clothes. You’re like, “There it is,” but after that, it’s liberating. But, I’m Croatian. I’m from Europe. I grew up not wearing tops, so that’s okay. But, it’s a whole different thing when you’re about to put it out there. Then, everyone can say or think whatever they want, after that. But, if there was ever a character I was going to do it for, it was this one. I like sexy stuff, and I like sex.
How has it been to work with this cast and get to explore these two relationships, torn between these two very different men, with both her husband and this guy from her past?
So good! It’s been really lucky because for me to act it, I had them just represent different parts of different relationships I’ve had or want to have, and the actors that played them were so perfectly cast. Rus Blackwell is this solid, good American man, who’s so sweet, giving and kind, but he’s got some crazy in him and he’s so good at playing crazy. I have a feeling we’re going to see some of that come out, more and more. You’ll see a little bit, as the season progresses. But, he’s such a kind-hearted man. Antony Starr, who plays Lucas, is so dynamic. You’ll see that, as the episodes go on. The first episode we shot was Episode 4, and after I saw it, I said to him, “You are TNT. You are dynamite.” He’s so vulnerable. He’s not just a macho dude. He’s super tough, and he plays that stuff really well, but he’s so electric. He’s got electricity coming out of his pores. You’ll see. And he has such vulnerability. He plays the love so openly and earnestly, as opposed to, “Whatever, babe!” He’s so good at it. I think the women are going to really love that Lucas Hood.
Television Series: Banshee (S01E04)
Release Date: February 2013
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