Someone would imagine that there are all sorts of difficulties in shooting the over-the-top series of superhero as a hit by the FBO Max "Peacder", from potentially unpleasant costumes to high -intensity stunts. For actor Steve Age, who shows super hacker Curmudgeonly, Johnon Economos, they were not really worried, but another beloved "peacemaker" element was: The dancing initial loan. While Age is musically talented and has played in several bands, dancing is not his. He has Commented on how much a challenge is to teach dance For the first season of the "peacemaker" before, though apparently the season 2 was even more difficult.

I had a chance to sit through a zoom and talk to all the "peacemaker" with Age, and the man behind my favorite brazen man on 11th street children shared that the opening of Season 2, the recording lasted longer, the dance was more complex and they had even practices. The introductory loans for Season 2, set to "O Lord" from the rock band based in Cincinnati, Foxi Jasm, are a little more serious and intense than the credits of Season 1 set to "Do you want to taste it?", What sincerely responds to the moods of two seasons themselves. They are more going, a little more drama and even more characters, but it all does the introduction of a killer.

Age explained that while they had to work with Season 1 Dance choreographer Sharissa-Lee Burton Again in Season 2, and she did her best to help them descend, however was a greater commitment than the first time around:

"It was really difficult to learn this dance. The first was difficult. We don't appear on the day and we have Sharissa to show us how to make moves. It's a day or two every week for a few months we come in and meet her, and she breaks down the dance in sections. So you learned, and then you have, and then you have her, and then you can, But you hope.

Dance in Season 2 features a peacemaker (Johnon Senna) and his friends at 11th children, along with new opponents in Season 2, such as Frank Grillo, Rick Floss, St., Langston Flairi of Tim Meadows and some characters from reveals the alternative peace worker for the universe In the closet of his dead father. It is very fun, even if it is not as scientific as dance in season 1, but the last move, in which everyone is basically lying and pretending to be dead, is over charming.

While Age said some of his fellow actors also fought dance, including Robert Patrick, Honor Associate of Gun Michael RukerAnd the meadows, everyone had a completely different tactic when it comes to the last pile. Some members of the cast seem to have a lot of fun with the sale of the idea that they are rising, while Grillo only seems to have a giggle case. Age is not exactly the front of the pile, and that's in design, he said. "If you watch, I'm one of the last people to lie down and you can clearly see me in search of a comfortable place. There are people who lie in that bunch of back, head upside down," he said. He did not want to deal with anything, so he decided to "fall into it and just rest here while the camera is rolling."

Honestly, to make a complex choreography all day, you will use any chance of resting, and it's hard to blame Age. Maybe the theme next season will be a slow jam and the dance will be a little lower energy, though I don't bet on it. You can Find out the steps to the Dance of Season 1 HERE If you really want to taste just what deals with the cast, just remember that season 2 is even more difficult (if you are danced like Age, Patrick and me, as well as).

New episodes at the premiere of "Peace" on HBO Max Thursday.