- Probably my favorite memory-
- I think one of my favorite memories-
- My favorite memory-
- Okay, so my favorite memory-
- One of my favorite memories,
of which there are many because it was a magical experience-
(dramatic music)
- Probably my favorite memory of shooting season two
is all the stunts and all the stuff
that I do with the Black Raven.
Vignette really steps into her own in season two.
She really has a grit, a darkness more about her.
She's got more to lose,
which means she has more to fight for.
You know, the flying.
I loved doing the stunts.
It was really some of my favorite parts.
- I think one of my favorite memories
was shooting in episode six,
the shadow version of Philo
as it was physicalized to be on screen with Philo.
I had this idea of, you know, Batman and the Joker
and the duality of life.
And as Runyan talks about the shadow self,
I wanted to see what the shadow nature of the character was
and how that would play out.
And I saw him as, you know, a kind of jester-like character
similar to the Joker in some ways,
like a kind of dark, shaking version
that really had this impact on who he was
and how he operated.
- How could it have known the chancellor would be here?
It must have been blind luck.
- Still playing the detective, are we?
- It takes him on this very dark, deep, internal journey,
and it was a great tool for showing
how Philo thinks and feels.
- One of my favorite memories,
of which there are many because it was a magical experience,
was visiting the Row for the first time.
So my character gets to go to the Row,
and I walked into it with all these magical creatures
and centaurs and pucks and fey,
and it's just everywhere, as far as the eye could see.
And it was just very surreal for me
because Sophie mainly lived in the human world.
She had Jenila, but that was kind of it.
So to see the world in all its enormity
was actually magical.
Then I also just loved all of my scenes with Arty.
We worked on them a lot,
and we always had the best time in between takes.
We were very good at messing around together and playing,
and we just had a wonderful time,
very different to our characters.
- My favorite memory of being on set on Carnival Row
was probably filming a scene in season one with Indira Varma
where she slapped me.
- Do you take me for a (beeps) fool?
(hand slapping)
- Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry!
It was for your own good.
It's always been for your own good.
- That was, yeah, memorable for obvious reasons.
But yeah, that felt like a real wake-up call to...
To acting at that level, with those kinds of actors.
So being slapped by Indira Varma is one.
Collaborating with Caroline across the two seasons
has been an absolute joy.
And I can only wish to act with people
and personalities like Caroline's in future,
if I get to be as lucky.
Playing cards a lot backstage or sort of off sets
during season two a lot
with Simon McBurney and some of the other actors,
that was a lot of fun, you know?
Especially dressed up in our finery
playing card games while we waited for the cameras to roll.
That was awesome.
- Okay, so my favorite memory from season two
is the three of us being in the cast tent
after doing a really quite complicated,
long one-er shot
through this kind of war zone.
There were a lot of amazing kind of choreographers
and flight choreographers there making it happen.
The camera's on this crane.
We're going through this town, feeling pretty epic.
And there's lots of flames everywhere, the explosions.
And we kind of all got back to the tent,
and it just felt like we'd really achieved something.
It felt...
And I wouldn't have had it with any other...
Any other guys.
It was just such a great piece of teamwork,
and there was just a proper buzz from that.
I'm really proud of that.
- Yeah, I was... (laughs)
I thought Tamzin was gonna say, actually.
But around that whole scene,
massive fight sequence, lots of things.
Thing was done in a one-er.
And Tamzin had very kindly
saved me a half of a chocolate bar,
a Bounty chocolate bar.
And you know, I was tired.
I've got the horns on.
I've got the hooves on, big coat.
Come in, and the Bounty bar has gone.
And what ensued between particularly Tamzin and Andrew
was a sort of murder mystery
of who killed the Bounty bar.
And I was dead on my feet
from it being three a.m. in the morning.
However, that carried me through
right the way to the next night.
So that has got to go in the sort of memory pot.
- So my favorite memory from season two
may be singing to my sister.
I finally get to sing to my sister.
Who knew Ezra can kind of sing?
Who knew?
- We are a nation under attack from within.
It is my duty to send a message
to any (indistinct) considering sedition.
- A gift from the chancellor
to the fine people of the row.
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♪ This fire, yeah ♪
- Executed without even a trial, innocent men.
♪ It's your decision ♪
- The world's falling apart,
and we can't just sit at home and do nothing.
- What have you got in mind?
(glass shattering)
♪ I know it's hard to swallow ♪
♪ I don't know if I'll be here tomorrow ♪
- Take a closer look at what you're doing to us.
♪ You can't scream loud enough ♪
- I thought if we were peaceful, they'd show us mercy.
♪ Heart filled with malice ♪
- But now we know the truth.
If they shoot at us, nail our heads against a wall,
they will pay for it in their own blood.
- If you go after them,
they'll come for all of us.
The whole Row will burn.
(all yelling)
- Burn it down!
(dramatic music)
♪ I know it's hard to swallow ♪
♪ I don't know if I'll be here tomorrow ♪
- They should be afraid of us.
(guns firing)
♪ I know it's hard to swallow ♪
♪ I don't know if I'll be here tomorrow ♪
- No one can stand in the way of what is coming,
fey or human.
(dramatic music)
(light music)