If anyone has the impression that the actors are not aware that they are dropped and pigeons in similar roles again and again, allow Asoneyson Clark to scatter those rumors - along with any doubts about whether this is really negative or not. The lead of the Apple TV+series "The Last Border", the longtime actor of characters, shows Frank Remnik, the American Marshall of Alaska. He entered the central leadership role when a plane carrying some of the worst and most violent criminals in the nation descends into his backyard, Frank quickly reveals that he is only on the edge of a series of events much larger than he once thought possible. It is not a role that Clark is not aware of, to say at least, after making a career playing various police officers, soldiers and other military people with direct time over the years. And, according to his credit, he knows that this comes with his benefits.

During a recent interview, I asked Clark if he was able to bring certain traits from one role to the next. Whether it's Verbally attracts Silian Murphy to Oppenheimer to one centimeter of his life Or channeling similar energy to interrogation as an CIA intelligence officer in "Zero Dark Thirty", both of these spiritually connected performances (and more) all helped bring Clark to an individual as shaded and fascinating as Frank - a man who lives with a strict moral code in his work, even as his work. As Clark explained:

"It was inside me. You carry Them all with you, and they sit inside you. There's a lot of my father in this, a sheep-shearing, hard-functioning man. The interrogator, the scenes of interrogation in this, they all kind of add into it and that leads to 'Oppenheimer' - The Ability to Sit there and listen in an interrogation, the Ability to need to get something, but you have to be friends, too.

You won't believe this, but Jason Clark still has another The role in the upcoming film where he plays - you guessed it - a military admiral. "House of dynamite,"Who deals with the US government's response to the upcoming nuclear attack, he sees that the artist unites with his director" Zero Dark Thirty "Catherine Bigelow for film all about power structures, which are under the weight of extreme scripts. After so many weeks and weeks living in the skin of Frank Remnik in the "last limit", however, Clark found himself in the perfect head as part of the role of "gain". More practical, his past history with consultation with real -life figures, which were true admirals or police officers or soldiers in their work, also tend to help them.

"And then, there are a lot of police officers, a lot of military people. There are really.

For those who have yet to see the upcoming Netflix film, make sure it can boast another reliable Clark's performance in the role that it is uniquely well suited for the game. Fortunately, we will be able to enjoy an even more actor in clock doses during the weeks in the Apple TV+show. New episodes of the "last limit" stream of Apple TV+ every Friday.