Oven Patrick Joyner When it comes to giving a good time to a killer, just willing to do anything.

Warning: Spoller for the final destination: Bloodline.

Joanner, 24, Bobby played the role of Campbell Final Destination: BloodlineWhich was hit in the theater on Friday, May 15, and already the world's first number movie. The actor is undoubtedly a standout in the latest installment of the favorite horror comedy franchise, but much like his casters and predecessors before him, he could not escape the brutal killing of most walls.

Joyner has been honored by anaphylaxis in the film, because his character is allergic to death in almonds. It is actually the coil of allergies and vending machines with the skull of the head, but his death began when he decided to eat a peanut butter cup in the last shaft of his family's death curse.

Fortunately on behalf of Joyner, he died famously by a car engine-over-street hot dog in his critically acclaimed series for food-related death Julie and FantamsThe Likewise, he does not appear to be a stranger for allergies of almonds.

"I brought my original apnea and we were doing the scene and (the directors) Jach Lipovsky And Adam Stone) It was like, 'So you know something about (allergies)? For example, have you ever felt something like this? 'And I was,' Yes, actually I brought my apne! ' “Joyner said Our weekly Exclusively. "And I saw some of their eyes a bit of eye. When I booked it, I think" "

He heard from a friend of Joyna who was auditioning for Bobby that had a scene associated with an epipane. He also shared insights on how to get a big swing Lipovsky and Stein. The management pair rented a whole set while pitching their idea to Warner Bros, hoping to give Executs an immersed experience.

"During their director pitch, (Zatch and Adam) had a conversation and they were talking to the camera when they were on fire behind their fireplace." And it was seen that they were on a set and they staged the whole thing because they were just so big fans. "

Joyner certainly did not have "money" to set up the entire stage, so he worked with his own real-life experience-and paid the attempt clearly. His seatcommary experienced perhaps pendulum on his way too Final destination Its unique comedy is known for components.

That joke, however, seemed especially complicated Bloodline Since most of the plot is dying of a single family unit, it rotates around it. Joyner said Ours It was a "big conversation" among the cast and creative to find the tonal where to land with each big death.

"It was so different with family speed, because it almost thought it was accepted that people had moved forward with other movies because they were friends. But we need to press," he said. "Like, when our sister dies or if this person dies in our family how much committed we are? How deep do we go?"

Joyner mentioned, a huge focus, the audience was determining what the other is on the other - "If you lose them you have already lost the first day," he said Ours - But in the end, the film chose to lean on humor. That's where Improv came.

"Cudos to the director and the creative group because they let us go completely to our own," said Joyner. "We will take two by the book and the lines and then we used to do two things that were just a kind of crazy improv or letting us do it. And they come to us (say), 'go crazy.

As the rest of the Ours Anxiety is waiting for the bluper reel, celebrating what Zoner made it in the final editing. Bloodline -The franchise's sixth film — following a family who realizes that they are part of the curse of decades long death after their relatives (Brakes) A few years ago it was saved from tragic accidents. It is a part of this fat inheritance that Joyana did not lightly accept it.

"It's pretty scary, you know? Obviously, as an actor, it is extremely exciting with a big piece like IP ... and there are millions of people who like it," he acknowledged. "But at the same time, 5 and a half years later, they should have - the wheel didn't have to be re -invented - but it could draw a bit, and change things for the audience like, like the dice roll. So I was nervous."

Joyner was felt comfortable to see the script Wats, Lorry Evans Taylor And SingerThe “And then of course (producer) Craig (Perry) And Sheila (Hanahan Taylor)Who created this whole universe, of course, gave me more confidence, "He added." Obviously, I jumped on it. I won't let anything like this slide. "

Another weight on the shoulders of Joyan? Transfer something from family-friendly materials with a bit more bite. The actor made a name for himself on the Nickelodion Show 100 things before high school And Night squad Before touling the sky toward success with Netflix Musical Series Julie and Fantams At 2020.

"I loved each moment (in nickelodion), just got a kind of sense of humor and trick. And then I was fortunate enough at the age of 19 and I went there Julie and FantamsThe It felt like a bit of action, "Joyan explained." As a young actor you are always nervous. Like, 'Can I turn it into another step? Even if it's lateral, can I do something that is more mature and large? "I wasn't looking for horror, but I was excited to do something like this ... a bit risky" "

Although Joyner may be happy to proceed to his craft, he knows well for love - and endlessly thankful - Julie and The FantomFive years after the first wave of the One-Season Series was created.

"There are still people who are excited and once you see an application for the second season and I want to find these people and hug them," he said. (In spite of the hope that the actor has confirmed, the second season is "probably not happening.")

Joyan acknowledged that he didn't know Jatop It will have a profound impact on the audience - the rumor has spread that Netflix does not expect that the series will be so deeply resonated with the old generation - but he felt "quite confident" in a led project. Kenny OgaThe

"You know, 'Do you know? I don't think it's my biggest job to succeed," "Zia said." Obviously, lots of people have success (with him). He is a magic man. I don't know how to put it on. So when it was an elderly team (who liked the show) I was not surprised, because Kenny started the musical instrument at Ortega High School. Then I think he brought us something of this fan and they took us with open weapons. "

The series, which was dropped in the Coronavirus epidemic, followed by the 15 -year -old Julie (Madison Reyes), Who, in the mourning of his mother's death, discovered an old CD that brings three teenage ghosts who died in his life in the 90s. Joyner depicts Alex: sensitive, often anxious drummer.

Like Epipen for him Final destinationZonar tapped his own experience while alive Alex. "I see that most of my characters are just anxious because I'm anxious. So just like, 'it works, pushes it towards you,'" he laughed.

Joynar, who portrays an openly intriguing character, had some "nerve racking", who did not know Alex's sexual identity while landing the part and wanted to make sure that the character had done justice.

"I remember all the nervous and then Kenny called me and I said, 'Kenny, if you give me green light I know it is okay' 'and he did it, and I think it was important to him," remembered Joyna. "He said, 'Well, it's not about Him and I said,' Okay Kenny, if you said so. ' "

The explanation of Joyna was clearly closed as Alex quickly became a favorite among fans.

"Everyone is so loving and so acceptable," he said. Our "It means a lot of people to mean a lot of people, it's something I didn't expect or didn't know that I had the respect for some people, you know?"

Final Destination: Bloodline Now in the theater.