'Fear The Walking Dead' Season 2 Spoilers: Series Star Sheds Details On Character; Reveals What's Coming Up In New Chapter
The highly anticipated second installment to AMC's hit zombie drama TV series "Fear The Walking Dead" is now days away from going on air. The slew of spoiler reports indicated that much of the action in Season 2 will happen in the sea. Aside from this fact, not much has been known about the new chapter.
To offer a much closer glimpse on the new season, series actor Colman Domingo spoke with Entertainment Weekly.
The actor, who plays the enigmatic Victor Strand, told the media outlet that Season 2 will be a far cry from the first season in so many ways. He revealed that there will be a "whole lot of new characters coming in, a lot of guests." In terms of pacing, this is what he has to say:
"I know that the biggest comment of last season was that the pacing was very slow because it was building character and relationships and family. But now, when I tell you it is amped up, every episode is epic. I swear to you," he told EW.
"There's so much going on, because here we are in the middle of this apocalypse, and we've got to go. It's go, go, go, go, go, go, and there are enormous changes and shifts in character, personality, very quickly," he went on to say.
Moreover, the episodes will be "very emotional" in such a way that it will portray how humans get to deal with the onset of an apocalypse.
Talking about threats, Domingo divulge that people and not the walkers, will continue to be the biggest threat in the story. In the eyes of his character, he sees humans as rather volatile beings that are constantly "shifting and changing" when the need to do so arise. This makes them even more dangerous than the reanimated ones.
For those who missed it, the end of Season 1 saw Travis (Cliff Curtis) and Madison (Kim Dickens) boarding the Abigail which Victor owns. Joining their escape from the land are Daniel (Ruben Blades), Nick (Frank Dillane), Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) and Chris (Lorenzo James Henrie).
