It is difficult to act as one of the leadership in "grade". Not only do you have to play two versions of the same man, you must play whatever those things for dopingger "It's hard to be hollow." For Adam Scott, played by Ini Mark S. And Isi Mark Scout, Season 2 was a particularly exhausting production. Like he Explain in a recent interview with GQ:

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"There is no" grade "scene that is not complicated. Again and over, I fell into the trap as if I was like, "Oh, we are filming something tomorrow where I get into the room and tell Shelli to come with me. This will be easy." But then we're there on the day, and it's like, oh, no, This happens. Nine things always happen. None real A simple scene of the show. And this is what is so fun for it. There is no day to rest. Especially this season has drained physically for me, but it's also really good. "

Scott didn't have to complain, I warn you. He described the "labor -intensive" production as a "good thing" and "the funniest thing I've worked on". He also talked about how the show feels like the culmination of all the acting skills he has developed during the first thirty years of his career. As he said, "it's part of what I want to do: any skills I may have collected over the years, I use it all on the show. So, at the end of the 10-month season, I've been deleted."

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One particularly heavy scene pointed by Scott was Conversation between Ini Mark and Oti Mark in the finals of Season 2. This was probably the most important scene of the show ever, with our two protagonists hit the devastating realization of their goals Don't align as neatly as they think. It was a sequence that was supposed to be done perfect, but Scott had never behaved with himself before. As he explained:

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"When you are on stage with another actor, you get into the groove together and react to each other. So it ends up dictating, for lack of a better word, vibration. are a few days.

Another difficult scene came to the premiere of Season 2, where Ini Mark first comes out of the elevator from watching the outside world. He immediately tries to look for his friends in his old office, just to discover that everything has been moved around. What follows is a long ambitious tracking shot that Robotic arm is required to control movement For one of the cameras, a digitally exposed treadmill, more hidden cuts and a few Cgs of walls for the camera to move through. The whole scene, which included a lot of running by Scott, was recorded in pieces During production for the whole season.

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However, the most complex was when Scott had to record Mark's combat scene with G -Din Dramond. At one point, Scott hit his head a little Also Hardly, and they had to get a doctor to check it out. "I slammed into the wall. "(We) called the doctor and all that things.whispers) 'By the way, So good. ''