Dexter: Resurrection He started with a strong beginning with the son of the fictional killer, Harrison, dismantling a body in one of the most blatant scenes in the franchise.
During the series premiere, which was issued on Sunday, July 13, Dexter’s (Michael C. Hall) The son is now living in New York City after killing his father apparently At the end of Dexter: New Blood. Harrison (Jack Alcott) He does not know that Dexter survived and is loaded with guilt as he works at a luxury hotel.
Despite trying to stop his murderer, Harrison sinks when one of the guests is trying to sexually assault a woman. Harrison kills the guest to Prevent it More women in the future, which leads to a sequence where the body crawls to another part of the hotel to be cut and eliminated.
“It was a crazy day. Anything with many practical effects is always equally exciting and bewildering. There are many literal things to work,” said Alcott, 26 years old Use weekly. “I remember the first time he saw the body and see the parts and be like,” my God. “I don’t know how you react to it.
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“Once we started shooting, the choreography of this sequence was very specific. There were many insertions and see different pieces of the knife here. Obviously there are wide features and all kinds of other angles. But there is a very specific choreography for me,” said Alcott. “From the order of (cutting the body) parts, as the knife moves here before it rises here and also to ensure -to hide this blood moat because we will see that there is something.”
The actor found he was quite technical, adding: “ We were followed) of the order in which the parties enter the garbage bags and the way the knot is tied to the body bag. So the experience of shooting -I feel that I almost did not get it to experience it so that I was so zero in the task of my hand. ”
Alcott found the experience challenging the best way possible.
“Fortunately and ironically, this is exactly where Harrison is located. It’s almost as if he does not experience it. He goes zero in the task in his hand and completes what needs to be completed,” he said. “It is not until after doing -we see his reaction to what he has just participated.”
After playing the role of Harrison, which he originated Dexter: New BloodAlcott reflected on the non -conventional lessons he learned to play An evolving serial killer.
“Putting in the character’s shoes, you learn something in all sets. You learn something from every story you tell. Because, even if it is a story or a character that is near you, it is not all that you are not playing yourself,” he told us. “So you will experience something new and take something out of all sets.”
Dexter: Resurrection It is available to reproduce -Paramount+ Friday and air on Sunday showtime at 20:00 ET.
