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Exclusive: Luke James and Jacob Latimore Talk ‘The Chi’ Season 6
Actors Luke James and Jacob Latimore discuss the premiere of the second half of season six of ‘The Chi,’ returning to SHOWTIME. This season, no one seems to be safe and will be tested throughout the season. You can expect the last eight episodes of the season to be shocking and filled with adrenaline about what will happen next. “I think he’s in a situation he’s never been in before, and we’re going to see him maintain who he is,” Latimore shared about his character Emmett. Emmette’s highs and lows will be shown this season regarding his relationship with Kiesha (Birgundi Baker) due to his partnership with Douda. You’ll be able to see Emmett attempt to maintain who he is in the midst of the chaos he is involved in by being a good father and son.
will also be shown trying to be a good father and son. Luke James says, “He’s playing chess, and he’s trying to understand what’s the next best move,” when discussing his character Victor. Luke James describes the character Douda (Curtiss Cook) as “having his foot on his neck” this season regarding his role in politics.
This season continues to tell the stories of characters living on the South Side of Chicago, with the characters’ daily dangers leading to possible life-or-death situations. As you watch, you’ll notice the importance of mental health mentioned by each of the characters as they deal with their hardships. The second half of season six premiered on May 10th and is available to watch on SHOWTIME.
Exclusive: Interview with Sophie Rundle for ‘After The Flood’ Premiering on Britbox
Actress Sophie Rundle plays the character PC Joanna Marshall in “After the Flood.” The Britbox show is a mystery thriller in a town hit by a drastic flood. The show dives into the mystery of the death of an unidentified man who was found dead in an underground car parking lot. Police assume the victim became trapped as the waters rose but as the investigation unfolds Rundle’s character Joanna becomes obsessed with finding out what happened to the man in the lift and why.
“Even though she is flawed, I found her very appealing,” Rundle shared about her character Joanna Marshall. As you follow Rundle’s character Joanna, you’ll notice the various conflicts she’s involved in with her work life and her personal life. Joanna Marshall’s determination is shown throughout to solve the murder mystery all while pregnant. Rundle is not only willing to take risks for her job in this series but also is willing to put her health on the line.
The series also takes a deep dive into the impact of climate change on the residents living in the small town. The floods in the town continuously expose the secrets of various characters causing possible trouble for their reputation. ‘After the Flood,’ will keep your curiosity going as you notice how far each character is willing to go to protect themselves. The series premiered on Britbox on May 13th with two episodes dropping each Monday until May 27th the finale.
The Knockturnal attended the premiere of the second season of “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin” — “Pretty Little Liars: Summer School” at the TCL Chinese Theater.
BMF Season 3 Finale Review: A Rollercoaster of Twists with a Mixed Bag Ending
The Season 3 finale of BMF delivered a whirlwind of plot twists, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats. While the episode had its moments of brilliance, particularly in its character dynamics and emotional depth, the ending fell short, feeling somewhat rushed and unsatisfying.
The interview with The Vampire cast brought out gory fun to their season two premiere in NYC!