The people that you see on television playing cops or FBI agents or CIA-they're always kind of steely and hard. I think there was something deeply vulnerable and raw about Hour and seeing that kind of character, especially in a role like law enforcement, which isn't common. As Brian mentioned, we get to see these characters throughout various points in their lives and how the decisions they make or don't make affect their lives-the ripple effect and the consequences of our human decisions, whether right or wrong. It's a suspenseful thriller with a sprinkle of sci-fi. Sepideh Moafi: It's quite unique, tonally. Sepideh, this definitely isn't your first time working within the crime genre, so what do you think sets Class of ’09 apart from other shows that are in this same vein? So to be able to sort of project myself into the future in a way and figure out what it's like to reassess and reevaluate your entire life-I found that to be a lot of fun.
Usually, you're playing someone who's dealing with the same cluster of issues that you're dealing with in some way. I found something very moving about looking at a person who's in their 50s and looking back like, "How the hell did I get here? How did this happen, and what am I going to do about it?" I found that to be very exciting. Smith: It was really fun to get to play with all the different timelines. Maybe that's his superpower.īrian, in comparison to other projects you’ve done and other characters you’ve played, what is something that really stands out to you about Lennix?īrian J. I think he has a very unique talent for loving this very specific person. He really does meet the love of his life at Quantico, and it's a relationship that has ramifications throughout the rest of the story for him. It's a very specific thing to be able to really, really, really elevate somebody else above yourself. Smith: I'd say, for Lennix, he's got a talent for loving people. It's good, and it's bad in a lot of ways, and you sort of see that throughout, but she definitely leads with her empathy and her love of people.īrian J. I think that my character, Poet-I do think her sort of superpower-and if more people had this I think it would be a good thing-but empathy is her actual superpower. Kate Mara: That's a perfect answer, really. Sepideh Moafi: I think Hour would want to queer the world. We can go with that too! That's a great one. Sepideh Moafi: A superpower that they actually possess or one that they would want to possess? Screen Rant: What do you think your character's superpower is when it comes to being an FBI agent?
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