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The The first season The hunting women Finished with a shocking – and cruel death – but has Kyle actually died?
During a unique interview with Weekly US. Michael Aaron MilliganAnd played Margo’s brother on the popular Netflix show, leaning on the possibilities Before a second term.
“I’m so grateful to have worked on this project. Everyone was so amazing, lovely and lovely working with them every day and anyway. So (I would love it) to get a call (for season 2) – or maybe some horrific adventures with Kyle’s spirit,” Milligan, 45, made quipped. “I’m sure they can be very, very creative. I’m really looking forward to hearing from the team and seeing what they could (could) have in ideas wisely for Kyle.”
Milligan revealed that he did not know When he joined The hunting women No Kyle would do it.
The Hunting Wives by Netflix made many changes from the May Cobb book – especially in the finale. The show, which performed for the first time on Monday, July 21, Sophie (Brittany Eira), moved from Boston to a town in eastern Texas where he found himself drawn to a prominent Margo Socialite (Malin Åkerman). But while (…)
“I bought the book. I reached out to (author) it might be in Cobb. I skimmed through the book but I finished finishing after I filmed,” he noted. “I didn’t really want to ruin anything. Sometimes when you get involved, they will send you all the chapters in the future. In this case they didn’t. I read a chapter by episode as we shot, which was cool too.
Milligan continued: “I had a lot of questions. I was like, ‘Oh, wow. This is overfill (with how Sophie Kyle killed).’ I was like, ‘The show is called hunting women and doesn’t die by a bullet?’ But he is dead. ”
The show, which first performed in July, follows Sophie (The snow of Brittany), which moves from Boston to a town in eastern Texas where she is drawn to a prominent Margo Socialite (Malin Åkerman). But while the larger story lines are similar to the book – like Abby’s death (Madison Wolfe) and Sophie’s love with Margo – not many of the remaining events.
The eight -part series Have made some remarkable changes when establishing for a possible second season. That included Margo was the one to kill Abby, who calculated Sophie in the season 1 finale. Sophie was about to put Margo up before Margo’s brother took part, and Sophie ended killing Kyle.
“I think (Kyle’s actions) were a little more innocent (than Sophie saw them). He didn’t have a gun. I think he really wanted to talk because there’s nothing he wouldn’t do for his sister. He would die for her – literally,” Milligan told us. “What I love about that is that Kyle wants to explain himself the best way he can. I think that’s right that Kyle wanted to do in that moment. He really means well. He has some redemption qualities, and there is a lot of love in the heart of that man.”
Milligan loved the opportunity to Play character That was so layered.
“I moved in during the audition. For the audition, I got my shirt away,” the actor remembered his approach. “I wanted to throw that in there. But the audition, I just felt so dialed in immediately when I read Kyle and read the two scenes needed. I felt it was in my bones. I was like, ‘This is good. I need this part.’ I would have done anything for it.
He added: “I had no very big challenges. I knew I should keep my wits about me because it was drug addict. What worked for me was higher, faster and funnier. One of my coaches (acting) used to say that all the time. I think it will always serve you well if you are always higher, higher, faster, faster and faster.”
The hunting women Currently streaming on Netflix.
