Tony Cotte: There are seven years after the filming of the third TV movie The Librarians (now renamed a series Flynn Carson and new adventurers in France), did you know that the franchise would continue
Noah Wyle: I was hoping to do more TV movies, continuing the pace of filming every two years . But it was a succession of bad luck: the string [. TNT, note] lost the rights to adapt the benefit of the original author. For six years, there have been difficult negotiations because that person did not want to work with us. We finally came to an agreement, but the question was raised as to the loyalty of an audience after all these years … Meanwhile, the broadcaster’s policy changed and the slogan for the series is to promote and either unit projects. When a weekly version was mentioned, I was still under contract to Falling Skies . Suffice to say that I did not expect to embody Flynn Carsen [hero surname in the original version, ed.] Again.
The shooting of this new version takes place in Portland, Oregon. This is an unusual choice for a television production …
The incentives for the development of audiovisual production in the state are very interesting: there is no tax on the sale of free material and can be rotated in any public space. There are no large structures, but the production teams are talented and work in the traditional way. This is really a good place to produce fiction.
“I did not expect to embody the hero again”
Sub traits Flynn Carsen, you make many trips, expressing you. We are far from a classic game with a comedian previously placed on a cross on the ground …
If I stayed still, the series would lose its zany look. I really try to make my character a ball of energy in perpetual motion. The humor is more suited to the series; public appreciation because there is always an element that moves in the frame. I recently watched Will & amp; Grace and I found this form of comic, unlike Friends where the characters are static and where everything is based on the replicas.
Falling Skies was using inlays for various elements. Flynn Carson and new adventurers also appears often make use of green funds. Is it a challenge as an actor?
At first it’s pretty scary. One has the impression of being totally ridiculous the idea of reacting to an invisible element, more so when you’re in a room full of people who watch you. But the more you do it, the more insurance you earn. It even ends have fun. It’s a wonderful feeling to finally control my movements because they define the added element.
What has been, to date, your biggest challenge as an actor?
[He thought.] This is a difficult question. Instinctively, I think pretty obvious shooting conditions, such as in the desert heat or, conversely, in the cold in a helicopter. But I think the biggest challenge faced in my career was this year for the last season of Falling Skies. I put on for the first time the role of director, the time of a episode in which I played. I loved it.
Being self same interpreter assistance he direct its partners?
Twenty-five years of experience on the sets location, twenty-five years observing the directors, their officers, their way to stage actors and that talking to their team … I think it’s an advantage. I observed all these things and they came back when I took this up
Part 2 & gt.; The end of Falling Skies and the renewal of Flynn Carson
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