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Tracker give Justin Hartley Ability to play many different stories – but there are some plot lines that he is not interested in doing.
During a unique interview with Weekly USExecutive producer Reid’s profit Pressed on Hartley’s recent comments about Colter possibly dying and how it relates to how the show portrays the main character, saying, “It’s funny. He says it all the time. Going back to what I think does the show is not Superman.”
Reid noted that it is important to keep Colter Foundation character.
“There’s the physical element of it but then there’s too – I think we’ve seen a few times during the season – there’s the emotional thing that reaches it. I continue to remind ourselves as the writers that it’s human, he can die and can be hurt. It’s fun,” he added. “Justin always pitches that we see a show where Colter is almost dead in the middle of the show and we go back.”
Since Tracker showed for the first time on CBS, Justin Hartley has taken on himself to remind viewers that his character Colter Shaw – and will be – can die. Based on Jeffery Deaver the Never Game’s novel, Tracker focuses on a survivor called Colter who travels the country helps to find missing people (or sometimes dogs) and solves the cases (…)
He continued: “He has all sorts of crazy ideas but I think that’s what makes the show fun. Because the Colter minute comes like Superman or a superhero, I’m out. That’s not what Justin wants to play and I don’t think that’s what the character is.”
Hartley, 48, is the reason most CBS fans tuned in on Sunday As they watch a fictional survivor Colter Shaw travels the country to help solve many missing people. Based on Jeffery DeaverNovel The game foreverTracker has put a colter through the winger two seasons and has no plans to stop.
When talking to UsReid broke down why he believed viewers had invested so in Hartley’s character.
“One thing I’d say I think is true about it – now this sounds old -fashioned – is there something really enjoyable about a guy who says, ‘I’m going to help you.’ And Colter does that. “Moreover, every week you get into a different world and you get to see how Coulter fits into that world or doesn’t fit into that world.”
Tracker makes an effort to push Boundaries week to week.
“We’ve done some strange things and Colter seems to adapt to those things. But I think it’s very important that he has that general appeal,” Reid noted. “Here’s a guy, if I’m in trouble, I want Colter Shaw to walk through that door and come and tell him that he’s going to help me find my beloved.”
He continued: “That’s what we want. That’s the fantasy. I think that’s something we’re going to continue to press into.
Tracker Currently streaming on Paramount+.
