Eric Prefers to do something with privacy - and it's just as well, because its new show Nine bodies in a Mexican morgue Full of them.

Actor, 619, plays Kevin in the new MGM+ series, which follows nine strangers trapped in the Mexican jungle after surviving the plane crash. However, a plot twist: Although they have made it alive after the initial air disaster, the survivors have begun to kill one after another, and others rush to determine why - and try to avoid the same consequences.

Talking Our weekly, McAxak acknowledged He likes the mystery and conspiracy associated with the show and his character.

“This national show is important about the national show, but especially in that way Anthony It is written that everyone has got a privacy and we don't see, we are not confidential about what it is, "he said about the show, which is Sunday, March 2." They are all mysterious characters to us and to each other. And that's what I like. I love something with privacy. "

He added: "From the very beginning, with Kevin, he obviously found something in his past that he could not talk about. And he is obviously a doctor, but it is not really willing to move it forward. So, why? "

The show can be set in the Mexican jungle, Nine bodies in a Mexican morgue In fact, the Canary Islands were filmed, it is an island that is part of Spain. McAxak spreads his own privacy Reality In the area.

"This is a terrible mystery to say, but the truth is that we shot the island, there is no jungle. It's volcano. Thus it is mostly a sophisticated studio, "shared with McAxk OursThe

He added, "It's simply that they have created this incredible jungle to stay in us."

The funny thing is, the crew is made for the jungle Nine bodies in a Mexican morgue According to McCommerc, it was very realistic that it quickly began to form its own ecosystem.

"I mean, the bugs are hugging on us, and I was screaming at the props, 'Did you supply the bug?'" He remembers, that it is doing it itself before the perception spreads on it. "It starts to feel more real."

Nevertheless, the place of beautiful filming itself was enough to jump into the point of being a point to the point for McAx.

"It was before I read the script, it was sprouted in the Canary Islands and I said yes," he acknowledged Our "And it doesn't give up much to discuss with your agents."

In addition to the stunning scene to enjoy the workplace, the international location has come up with other benefits for McComarak, including being able to bond with his colleagues, including David Azala, Peter Gadiot And Ciovan McSwiniThe Since they were all working away from the cities of their homes, they ate dinner almost every night and made friendship from the gate-go.

McKarmak reminded that the cast was shot in the opening scene - a dramatic aircraft was involved in the accident - on the first day, and the day after the customer's birthday. Lydia Wilson.

"I think there were two hours in the drink (the night before the filming) and he said, well, this is the most beautiful way to spend my 40th birthday," said McAikar. "We went, 'what? Today? 'He said,' Yes, yes, today, but don't make anything. So we had to blow it up a bit and had some birthday party, and the next day we had to shout all day and hold the seats and it was a test by fire. "

The dramatic aircraft was not the only hard part of the dramatic aircraft during filming Nine bodies in a Mexican morgueAlthough. McAxak says that the filming of the show came up with some more challenges.

"There's a scene that was actually quite real where a character falls from the side of a mountain and I'm trying to hold him," he spoke of a complex scene to shoot. "And it was a hundred degrees of heat and then lots of shots. It was probably the most challenging. "

Excluding physically strong scenes, McAxak teases have a sensitive view that involves his character Kevin and is also hard to shoot about what his "deal" is to learn more.

McAxar has added that filming from a distance on an island has made their "trapped" on-screen characters a bit more realistic.

"When you are all trapped in a place, a lot of acting care is to take care of himself," he says.

Including reporting by Christina Garibaldi