Welcomehame, Brianna and Roger!
I asked the actors to tease their much-anticipated return in “The False Bride.”
But it’s certainly put to the test.
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SOPHIE SKELTONThis unique experience has made them very, very close.
It’s a reminder of Frank dying.
It’s a reminder of her mother leaving, Jamie and Claire, and everything.
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I think Brianna just needs to separate herself from that and get on her own two feet.
They have very separate lives.
The world was a much larger place in the ’60s, so communication was even quite difficult at times.
SKELTONIt’s a bit ambiguous as to where the relationship is up to at that point.
But she’s definitely trying to make it work.
When they go to a fair together, there are high hopes for their relationship.
Why does Roger continue his research into Jamie’s whereabouts?
He’s like a dog with a bone.
He’s a very passionate historian, and that’s his life.
But there is also his love for Brianna that heightens it.
There’s an unrest in Brianna that Roger wants to quell.
I think that’s very much a motivation for him.
One of the defining characteristics in Roger is that he can’t see anyone in any distress.
He wants to do his best to fix it.
So what’s the dynamic like off-screen between you two?SKELTONHe’s very fun and goofy.
He’s one of my best friends so I’m very lucky in that regard, too.
RANKINThey’re just looking for a recreation of what normally goes on in our personal life.
That’s generally how we behave off-set.
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