A virus causes everybody in the world to go blind.
Thousands of years pass.
Then twins are born who are able toyou guessed itSee.
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“He never got to be a father.
I never got to fulfill any of that.
In this, by the second episode, I’m 60 years old with 15-year-old twins.
Even though he’s a warrior, he’s a man trying to keep his family together.
I’ve never experienced a dad role.
I’ve never had the opportunity to go to these places before.”
“The world has healed itself.
It’s back to being beautiful and pristine.
The human race has adapted.
We spent weeks with a group of peoplesurvivalists, scientists, and anthropologistsand put together this world.
We wanted to look at what bits of technology would survive and what wouldn’t survive.”
To prepare for the role, Momoa trained with a movement coach and a sightless fight coach.
“The less dependent you are on your eyes, it’s like your skin feels more.
You walk into a room it’s possible for you to feel an object approach you.
You’re echolocating so you’re free to hear sound bounce off things.
All of the fight scenes are so different because you don’t have vision.”
Here’s the trailer:
Seeis released Nov. 1 on Apple TV+.
In addition toSee, Momoa also has his ongoing Netflix seriesFrontierand an upcoming sequel to his hit DC filmAquaman.
