TD: I kind of dip in a little bit to all three. #Outlander #OutlanderStarz #OutlanderSeason5 #Starz #JamieFraser #GovernorTryon #Droughtlander #outlanders5Ī post shared by Tim Downie on at 11:31am PSTīT: How much do you look to the books and to the historical record for this series? Droughtlander’s finally over! Tryon: Then why are they still reading this and not watching the show? Jamie: If we keep very still they’ll forget we’re here and switch it on. Tryon: Really really? Jamie: YES IT’S TIME.
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As an episode, as a series and as a whole, all of those lovely, little strands come together and hopefully make something really enjoyable. I think that’s what makes him a great actor to work with, which is that you know that you will do these things and he will follow you and you will follow him and hopefully, end up with a really lovely piece of work at the end of it. But then there is that other element, the element that is the frisson of any high-stakes conversation, you don’t know what the other person is going to do, and so you do need trust and a faith to go: “Okay, well, let’s go on this together, let’s see where it’s going to take us”. We obviously know the lines, we know the moves, we know what we’re doing, we trust each other. Yeah, Sam is a very generous actor and is open to those kind of things, and I think that makes a very exciting scene. You can push him a bit or antagonize him a bit and he will do the same to me just to see how the other one reacts. What’s so nice about that is you know instinctively that within a scene or within a moment, you can push it, just to kind of see what happens. We’ve known each other now for over ten years and we trust each other. TD: I think it’s trust, we trust each other. It’s been great, it’s been great fun, everybody is lovely and I think that we’ve created something really, really exciting this season.īT: What do you like best about working with Sam Heughan?
They bring what you bring and it’s nice to see when two opposite poles go together and sometimes something that is very interesting to see is created. And it’s been really nice to play out some other scenes with other characters, that with whom you wouldn’t really have relationships, which has been really nice and great fun. And they’re very open and very welcoming, and even though I am a redcoat and there are edges of animosity to that, which is understandable, they’ve been great. The Outlander family really is that, it really is a family. The following is a condensed and edited version of our fun talk with the spirited Tim Downie.īrief Take: How do you feel that everyone on Outlander is now in the same place on the show and getting to work with some new characters this season? But above all, Tim Downie is really funny and quick-witted, and it’s tough to express how he was able to build upon a few of our more surprising questions into an amusing back and forth, one of his first on WhatsApp (he was speaking from England). His character, Governor Tryon, might be a little bit villainous but Downie is anything but, expressing support of the Outlander community in how quickly they have taken to him (maybe his pre-existing friendship with star Sam Heughan makes things a little smoother). Tim Downie is kind of like our spirit animal, so getting a chance to chat with him a second time (this time about season 5 of a little show called Outlander), was sort of a no-brainer.
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