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Angela Bassett still over her costar Peter Krause ‘s character Bobby Nash is killed away on 9-1-1.
Talk to People In an interview announced on Thursday, May 8, Bassett, 66, admitted that she was still mourning the shocking death on television.
“I’m in bereavement,” Bassett, who played Nash Athena’s wife, at the outlet. “I’m sorry. I’m sorry. It wasn’t my choice. I don’t know.”
The actress then shared a message to fans of the show, telling them: “Keep hope alive. He may return in my dreams, you know, my memories.”
Angela Bassett couldn’t believe she would have to say goodbye to her 9-1-1 TV husband, Peter Krause. This post includes spoilers for the latest episode of 9-1-1. Not only was Bassett, 66, in unbelief that Bobby Nash of Krause would be killed, but she thought it would be more likely than her character, Athena Grant, would be (…)
Krause’s character, Captain Nash, He died in a chapter two gripping parts From the play, broadcast on April 17, after contracting a deadly virus. In the ultimate hero movement, Nash sacrificed himself To save his Han’s Han ‘Chimney’ colleague (Kenneth choi) Was also infected with the rare virus, having got their hands on the vaccine – but the dose was just enough to save one of them.
Before his death, Nash had only enough time to say goodbye to Athena in tear scenes. Athena, chimney and the rest of the 118 are now dealing with the After Nash’s death in subsequent chapters of the show.
Basset before Share her unbelief Krause’s time on the series was over, which was particularly unexpected given that the actor had been ahead and in the middle since the establishment of 9-1-1 in 2018.
Peter Krause.
(Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)“Tim (Minear, The showwrunner removed) Peter first and let him know. Then he pulled me and gave me a call and was like, ‘Okay, Angela, this is a big change in the season. We do something very dramatic – and someone is going to die, ‘said Bassett Hollywood reporter In an interview announced after the broadcasting episode. “And then there’s a pause, of course. And I said, ‘Is it … Athena? Is it me?!’ It was like, ‘No.’ “
Bassett remembered that she continued to guess which actor was no longer going to be on the show, but even the idea of Krause happened.
“I finally think, after about three or four names, I was like, ‘What?!’ – Because it was inconceivable to me it was Bobby, ”said Bassett. “It was amazing to me that it was Bobby, so it was a great surprise. Sometimes you have just hit dumb – and that was one of those moments because their bond had been so amazing and strong the last four or five years. I didn’t see that coming. None of us saw that coming.”
The cast of 9-1-1 is as devastating for the death of that main character as fans are. The second half of a 9-1-1 two-part event: Contagion of the ABC series on Thursday, April 17, ended with the shocking death of the 118 leader, captain Bobby Nash (Peter Krause). While trapped in a lab with a dangerous virus, Bobby (…)
For his part, Krause, 59, wrote an emotional open letter through social media following the dramatic two -part event and paid tribute to all concerned, including 9-1-1’s Casting, crew and fans.
“I have heard that many fans are upset by this loss and they have the right to be. It is a loss. Having said that, it was more than a bold creative choice on a bold show. Bobby Nash was written in sacrifice and was built for this. First responders risk their lives in office so that others can see another day. 9-1 Greet all the amazing men and women who do these dangerous jobs and strive to keep us safe, ”Krause wrote.
He added: “I will miss all my 9-1-1 family. Our amazing crew whose professional excellence is unrivaled. All writers who are still pulling rabbits out of hats. All directors are tasked with the same. All the amazing guests cast over the years as well as Jennifer Love Hewitt and the cast in the call center. I will miss my partner, Angela Bassett. Its strength and sweetness, and we hold hands. We separated roads too soon. Lots of love. “
