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tune in to this replay of a recent

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Instagram live with Donnie

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himself Kristian Bruun.

1:11

Hello.

1:13

How's it going?

1:15

Happy New Year.

1:16

Thank you. Happy New Year too. Thanks

1:17

so much for doing this. Everyone's really

1:19

excited as you can probably see in the

1:22

comments. I was

1:24

just letting everybody know because I'm

1:26

I'm kind of shocked that so many people still

1:28

don't even know the next chapter is a thing.

1:30

Yeah. So I was just like

1:33

yeah. Everyday, somebody somebody's just

1:35

like, wait. What's this thing? So

1:38

so, yeah, it's just reminding everyone that

1:40

it exists. And if they wanna listen to it,

1:43

if they anywhere they get podcasts, they

1:45

can find it. And also on

1:47

realm dot f m. So I was just I wanted to

1:49

know, like, when you heard about the next chapter

1:51

and hi like,

1:53

what your thoughts were on the show continuing

1:55

in this audio format. Are

1:58

you

1:58

talking about season one or season two?

2:00

Season one, when did you hear about,

2:02

like, the whole the the thing in general?

2:05

I can't remember

2:06

where I was when I heard it. I heard about

2:08

it, but I was Super

2:11

pumped to see that the story was gonna continue

2:13

in some way and Helly

2:17

one of the writers, Sally Kennedy is is a good friend

2:20

of mine, so I was excited that she was working on

2:22

it.

2:22

And,

2:24

yeah, I I was I was excited. And

2:26

and I was hoping that we would get to, like,

2:28

jump in and and do some voices. But then when

2:30

I saw it was all tad, I was like, oh, man.

2:33

I guess I guess I guess I guess that's

2:35

it for us. But when I

2:37

found out about season two and and how they

2:39

wanted to use a couple of us and and get our

2:41

voices in there, I was thrilled. I was like, hell yeah.

2:43

Let's let's do this.

2:45

Did you did you listen to Tatiana's

2:47

doing your voice? I

2:49

did not. I did not listen to her doing

2:51

my voice. It was I

2:54

listened to a bit of the of season one

2:56

and it was just so

2:58

because Tat is a very good friend of mine

3:00

and It was just so weird to

3:02

listen to her all the time. I I think

3:04

it's a different experience for fans because, I

3:08

mean, who else you

3:10

know, everybody wants more a tad in their life,

3:12

but I see her all the time. So

3:14

it was like just really such a strange experience

3:16

for me to hear her doing

3:18

all the voices and doing everybody, but I didn't get a chance

3:21

to listen to her do me. And also, I wouldn't

3:23

want that to affect my Orphan. You know, what if she

3:25

does me better than I do, and I have

3:27

an existential crisis as an actor,

3:29

I'll never be able to act again. I'll just be trying

3:31

to do Tatiana doing me. I mean, that's

3:33

an award winning actor doing

3:35

me, I I can't do myself that well.

3:37

So, yeah, it would just it would just

3:39

blow my mind too much. It's

3:41

true just like all your roles go to Tatiana.

3:43

playing you now. Exactly. Exactly.

3:46

Which is great because maybe I'll win an award

3:48

or something down the road, but only if

3:50

she's playing me. So

3:53

when you found out you're gonna come back and

3:55

play Donnie again, what what's, like, your

3:57

favorite thing about Donnie that

3:59

you're excited

3:59

about? I

4:01

mean, he's kind of a goofball.

4:04

I knew there was gonna be some situations that

4:06

were gonna get him into hot

4:08

water with Alison or in general.

4:11

That's always the case. So I

4:13

was just kinda looking forward to whatever hijinks

4:15

they were gonna throw at Donnie. And

4:17

I love being a part

4:19

of that. I mean, his life

4:21

can very easily get so messy. And

4:23

everything was, like, perfectly in order

4:25

in Donnie and Alison's life until they

4:28

found out that Allison was a clone. And then from there

4:30

on forward, it's just been anything

4:33

goes. So at the end of the c

4:35

series, the TV series, you

4:38

know,

4:38

things were kind of nicely, neatly

4:40

wrapped up, but the real world isn't

4:42

that easy, obviously. And

4:44

as we see in the podcast, you

4:47

know, things get really complicated with

4:49

hundreds of clones out there and

4:51

all those opinions and and

4:54

I just knew that there's gonna be some

4:56

crazy situations going on for Donnie and Allison,

4:58

and I just really look forward to reliving all

5:00

that stuff because It's

5:03

one of the most fun roles I've ever played because

5:05

I've got to do just be a the

5:07

character Donnie is just an average Shmoe.

5:09

He's an everyday guy thrown

5:12

into extraordinary Orphan, and

5:15

I think it's really fun to watch regular

5:17

people go through such insane

5:20

happenstance. Yeah.

5:22

How do you how do you feel, like,

5:25

Donny Allison's relationship has changed,

5:27

like, from the very beginning through, like, this

5:29

season of the podcast?

5:33

From of this season, only

5:35

or are you talking about, like, from From the beginning

5:37

of the show, like, when we first mouthed.

5:39

Oh, wow. So much. I

5:42

mean, they

5:43

had, like, a very simple, normal,

5:46

quote unquote, normal boring

5:48

life. others. And

5:50

all

5:50

of a sudden, they realized that they were part of a

5:52

community that was way more

5:55

complex and interesting and

5:58

greater than they had ever encountered

5:59

before. So

6:01

I think as a couple navigating

6:04

through these huge life changes

6:06

that they were encountering as

6:08

individuals and as a family and as a

6:10

couple. When watching

6:12

all the ups and downs that that came in their

6:14

relationship, I think that's all the and

6:16

you'll see that as well. In in the seconds

6:18

of the podcast, you

6:21

know, their relationship gets tested a

6:24

a few times. And I

6:26

think that's all very normal. Like, I I actually

6:28

really enjoy watching a couple

6:30

navigate through life like that, and

6:33

they have grown so much as a couple

6:35

and they've grown so much as individuals. They

6:37

have met and gotten a known people that they

6:39

would never ever meet in their regular life.

6:42

And it has made them better

6:43

for it and also closer for

6:46

it?

6:48

There's a really good scene

6:51

in this current, like, the episode that just came

6:53

out today where Donnie and

6:55

Kira decide to

6:57

start a fan club for Alison to make her

6:59

feel better. What

7:01

was your kind of thought when you first

7:04

heard about that scene or read it?

7:05

I thought it was

7:08

really funny that Donnie was getting a

7:10

following from from the reality

7:12

TV show like a a more than Alison

7:14

because you would never expect that to happen, but but

7:16

the fact that that was happening was

7:18

was, I think, just

7:21

really enjoyable to read because usually

7:23

with Donnie, he's always there to support Allison.

7:26

So when he goes off on his own

7:28

adventures or gets his own little sort of

7:30

subplot,

7:31

the it's

7:32

always kind of fun to step away from that world

7:34

a little bit for a Bruun, but

7:36

everything really revolves around Allison. I mean,

7:38

she kinda runs the household. I think

7:40

I don't think that's a surprise to anyone out there.

7:43

So though

7:45

I really

7:45

enjoyed that. He did it out of a place of

7:47

love, and he also did it out of a place of knowing

7:49

that Allison was gonna be jealous of the attention

7:51

that he was getting. and

7:54

and he knew that he should probably

7:56

do something about that lest his

7:58

home life get a little bit

7:59

more

7:59

complicated or grumpy.

8:02

Yeah.

8:02

A lot of people in the comments are saying hashtag

8:04

deadbought Donnie, which is

8:08

the following. He

8:10

is acquired. Yep. Yeah.

8:13

That that I see that a lot on Twitter

8:15

as well, which is pretty funny.

8:18

So you

8:19

mentioned that reality show, which I think, like,

8:21

when I was first reading the season, was,

8:24

like, my favorite one of my favorite parts,

8:26

like, so funny. I wanna

8:28

watch this. So I would would really

8:30

it would really happen, and I would watch it.

8:32

Yeah. Would you

8:34

ever have your own reality show? And

8:36

what what would you want it to be about if you

8:38

had one?

8:40

Okay. First of all, no. I do not want

8:42

my reality TV show. Please,

8:45

Lord, no. That sounds

8:47

like a nightmare to me. I'll enjoy

8:49

watching the odd one here and there,

8:51

but,

8:51

my god, I don't wanna be a part of one. But

8:53

if I were

8:54

to have one. What would

8:56

it be? I love

8:58

a cooking show, actually. Some sort

9:00

of, I don't know,

9:01

reality cooking show. because

9:04

I'd like to cook in real life. And

9:07

so I don't know.

9:09

It'd have to be one of those food based reality TV

9:11

shows. with a crisp room

9:13

twist to it, whatever.

9:16

Try

9:16

to have, like, celebrity guests on competing

9:18

with each other. or, like, against

9:20

me, something like that. Yeah. So

9:22

a a competition too. Not

9:25

just, like Competition

9:26

reality TV show, like, a cooking

9:28

one.

9:29

where

9:31

it would

9:31

be fun to take people who have, like, no

9:34

experience cooking or maybe

9:36

very little and just try and get

9:38

people to, like, make

9:39

very complicated stuff and see what

9:41

happens. Oh my god. Sounds like

9:43

a rescue for disaster. Exactly.

9:47

Someone in the comments asked about, like,

9:49

transitioning Donnie from, like,

9:51

acting physically into to

9:53

audio only and and, like,

9:55

what that was like and

9:56

if it was difficult.

9:57

That's a good question.

10:02

so much of Donnie is just

10:04

me. Like, I don't

10:06

characterize him too much with any sort of a

10:08

dialect or any sort of physical

10:10

movement that's different than my own. He's

10:12

he's very closely linked to who I am

10:14

as a person, particularly and

10:16

vocally. though So

10:19

getting back into

10:21

just the voice was an interesting experience

10:23

because I didn't really have to worry about the physicality, which

10:25

I didn't really do so much as

10:27

an actor in the show, but

10:29

I was just hyper aware

10:32

of the voice. And and I got a little bit

10:34

self conscious when we started recording because

10:36

I was like, is this what sound

10:38

like? Is this what I sounded like

10:40

when we stopped the show, like, four years

10:42

ago? Like, is this what I sound like? was

10:44

this what I sounded like? It could

10:46

have gone back and rewatch the show and then,

10:48

like, you know, figure that out.

10:51

But I think by having Donnie

10:53

so closely linked to who I am, I

10:55

try not to stress too much about it and just

10:57

Bonus on the voice. I I also

11:00

didn't wanna make sure I I can get pretty

11:02

nasally sounding sometimes, and

11:04

I just wanted to make sure I didn't

11:06

lean into that too much and just stay

11:08

in the realm of Donnie. I when

11:10

I was in the booth recording, I

11:12

I was really, like, moving my

11:14

own spot and, like, being more physical

11:16

than I usually am. but that

11:18

sometimes

11:18

helps with heightening the sound that's

11:20

coming out of your body in a weird way.

11:23

Or if a line has to sound

11:25

happier like smile, you smile

11:27

your way through it as you're saying it

11:29

because it'll

11:29

come out that way. It it it sounds like

11:31

such a dumb weird concept, but

11:34

it's very when

11:36

you put

11:36

a microphone, like, right close to your face

11:39

and, like, headphones on that pick up

11:41

every single little sound,

11:43

breath, click of your tongue,

11:45

you know, how much

11:47

moisture is in your mouth, like every single

11:49

thing is picked up. It becomes you could

11:51

I'm very self conscious about it. So it's

11:54

a it's a

11:55

very different experience acting for

11:58

audio than just the whole

11:59

shebang. But I just tried not

12:02

to let it stress me and try not to think too

12:04

much about it and just focus on the

12:06

character and the work.

12:08

So we have this, like, behind the scenes video

12:10

of you trying to say I don't even know I

12:12

feel like I've heard it so I can say that. I

12:14

don't know if I can even say the right word.

12:16

Like, I don't know it Correct.

12:18

Wait a second. Banoffee.

12:22

Banoffee. Banoffee? Banoffee. I

12:24

don't know. But but Banoffee.

12:27

I

12:27

still can't say it.

12:28

Yeah. Was there were there any

12:31

other things that were, like, struggles

12:33

in the audio recording that

12:35

you remember? that

12:36

was the biggest struggle. And I think we

12:38

ended up nobody knew the answer to how

12:40

to pronounce that pie. I'd never hate.

12:42

look,

12:43

I love pie, but I had never heard of that

12:45

pie before. I think it's a British thing.

12:47

the But we had

12:49

to, like, look it up, And we tried to

12:51

watch some YouTube videos on the spot of, like,

12:53

how people were pronouncing it, and it was kind of

12:55

all over the place. And we

12:57

just I think we recorded

12:59

both versions or every different

13:01

kind of version we could come up with. They

13:03

divided in post, which to

13:05

go with. But that was

13:07

the biggest one that we tripped over. You

13:09

mean, you, you know, you screw up a line here and there

13:12

you you just kind of stop and

13:13

just maybe say, oh, no. I'm gonna take a sentence

13:16

again and you take a breath and you go back and you do it

13:18

again. But that one really threw

13:20

me for a loop. I just couldn't get

13:22

it right. It was ridiculous. I'm

13:23

really glad we got that one on

13:26

video though. Yeah. Great.

13:28

At one time, I was recording a

13:30

clip for a social. the

13:32

one time, but, you know, it really made the blooper it,

13:34

like, made the blooper real. Like,

13:36

so great. Good.

13:38

Someone said,

13:41

so that

13:41

they're really happy to have Donnie on season

13:43

two, which we all learn. Where

13:45

do you see Donnie and Alison story going?

13:47

And what would you like to happen?

13:50

Well,

13:50

I mean, there's still a few episodes left, so I

13:52

can't give out any spoilers.

13:56

I will tease that

13:59

poop is gonna hit the fan a little bit for

14:01

Donnie.

14:02

In coming episodes, I censored

14:04

myself and said poop. And,

14:07

you

14:09

know,

14:09

their relationship is gonna be tested as

14:12

the writers always love to do with us.

14:14

They love to test test test. So

14:16

that

14:16

definitely happens. And

14:19

that's

14:19

all I wanna say about that because I don't wanna keep anything

14:22

away. Really, you know, there's some

14:24

fun stuff

14:25

ahead. One

14:26

thing that I think is really cool

14:29

that I noticed because I'm, like,

14:31

on on our social media every day. It's, like, how

14:33

passionate clone club is still.

14:35

like it seems like, you know, a lot

14:37

of shows end or,

14:38

you know, carry

14:40

on

14:40

in different ways and it's

14:43

not as passionate as it was. But like I said,

14:45

there's always people talking about, like, I'm

14:47

rewatching again or I just started watching.

14:49

So

14:49

Like, what

14:51

do you think makes,

14:52

like, orphan black specifically?

14:55

So, like, not I guess, the kind

14:57

of timeless. Like, what that it just,

14:59

like, seems to just be getting like,

15:02

keep

15:02

going? Yeah. That's

15:03

that is a good question. I mean, a lot

15:05

of shows as soon as they're done kind

15:08

of fall away and

15:10

just, you know, become a distant memory and then

15:12

someone mentions it one day and you're like, oh, yeah. I love

15:14

that show. Mhmm. But yeah. Orphan is definitely

15:16

one of those shows that just you

15:18

still

15:18

see it on Twitter all the time. I still get messages

15:20

all the time on Twitter or on Instagram.

15:23

And it's really hardening

15:26

to see that, it still exists

15:28

in some way. And I think things like the podcast, keep

15:30

it going, and keep people

15:32

excited about the characters and about the

15:34

story.

15:35

And I

15:37

don't

15:37

know what it is about the show. I

15:40

mean, when we were filming the

15:42

first season and we were just calling

15:44

it our weird little show because we didn't

15:46

really know what we had in our hands. We're just like, this

15:48

is it's our

15:48

weird little show. We hope people like Kristian.

15:52

we knew something special was happening. We

15:54

could feel it on set. We felt like

15:56

this this

15:57

has potential to be really good, but you never know. Like,

15:59

so many good shows happen and,

16:02

like, don't even pick up an odd kind

16:04

of fizzle and disappear. So

16:06

we didn't know if that was gonna happen to us or not, but

16:08

we just kept you know, focusing

16:10

on on this family of clones.

16:12

And I mean, essentially, that's what the show is

16:14

about. It's about family. It's about community.

16:16

It's about coming together and

16:18

and through hardship.

16:20

And I think a lot of our fans relate to

16:22

that, and I think they connect to that. And

16:24

I think the you

16:26

know, that really helps build

16:28

this community of fans

16:31

who, like, you know, before

16:32

there was this crazy pandemic going on,

16:35

they

16:35

would meet up in different cities and, like,

16:38

cosplay and parks and, like, you know,

16:40

meet up and and and form friendships

16:43

through the show and through fandome

16:45

online, and it

16:47

really took the themes of the show and ran with

16:49

it in real life. And I think that's one reason why

16:51

it lasts. Yeah.

16:53

I agree. And one person also mentioned that

16:55

there's, like, so many characters that like,

16:58

everyone has someone to relate to, which I think is a

17:00

good point too. Another

17:03

oh, so somebody asked this is fine. So we

17:05

actually did just start releasing some more

17:07

from Black March, so everybody can check

17:09

out our merch store. and there's

17:11

fun stuff in there, but somebody says, like, what would be a good

17:13

Donnie

17:13

merch? Like, what would you wanna have for, like,

17:15

Donnie's fan club as merch? Come

17:18

on. Louise, hey. is

17:20

definitely. Other than

17:23

that,

17:23

maybe Donnie's prison

17:25

jumpsuit from the show would be kinda cool.

17:28

I

17:29

mean, here's the thing. I felt like

17:32

for Donnie's wardrobe, they raided my stepdad's

17:34

closet and just like put the clothes

17:36

on. Mhmm. It's not the most

17:39

memorable no insult to my

17:41

stepdad, but it's memorable

17:43

clothing that that I've worn.

17:45

So there's no, like, piece

17:47

that stands out beside, like, the underwear

17:50

or, like, the orange jumpsuit.

17:52

the

17:54

Now maybe, like,

17:57

remember

17:57

a fan handed me an orange

17:59

t shirt that had like a

18:01

get Donnie out of jail.

18:04

picture on the front. And I

18:06

love that t short t and

18:08

I would love to see something like that company

18:10

or something like that. No. We're we're

18:12

from Black just free, Donnie, and people would be like, what

18:14

is this from? If you know,

18:16

you know. Right.

18:17

That's the best merch in my opinion. Totally.

18:21

Totally. So someone else

18:23

asked what I mean, this is a big

18:25

question. There's probably a lot of things. But what on-site

18:27

did you learn from some of the

18:29

other actors that you still carry

18:31

with you? Well,

18:32

from Kevin

18:35

Hanchard, I learned who played

18:37

art.

18:37

I learned that always wear

18:40

deodorant. Otherwise, you'll smell like Kevin Hanchard

18:42

after a long day of work. So that was

18:44

important. He's a very

18:46

smelly individual. he'll tell you. He'll be the first

18:48

to tell you that he's got crazy

18:50

body odor. No.

18:53

I love Kevin. he's

18:54

probably not watching, but someone someone

18:57

tell him what I said, please. I

19:00

mean, we all learn so much from

19:02

each other. We got a long so well. We loved

19:04

working with each other. And

19:06

some things that I really

19:09

appreciated in terms of an actor and watching

19:11

another actor's process Jordan

19:14

with his accent

19:15

was so good and so

19:17

tight and he had he did this thing that I'd never seen

19:20

before. where when he showed up at work,

19:22

he would immediately be in the dialect

19:24

and he

19:24

would stay with the English accent all

19:27

day until he clocked out, until he was

19:29

done filming the day when he would

19:31

then drop the dialect and speak

19:33

in his normal voice. And I've

19:35

said this before in interviews, but

19:38

I didn't know he wasn't British for,

19:41

like, most of the first season because

19:43

anytime I saw him, because I didn't have too many

19:45

scenes with him, anytime I saw him that was on set, like,

19:48

passing a scene, like, on his way to a scene, and I

19:50

was just finishing or whatever, and he would have

19:52

an English accent on. So I was like, oh, this English

19:54

guy is so talented. you know, he's

19:56

so good at what he does. And then,

19:58

like, late late in the first season,

20:00

like, an embarrassingly long amount of

20:02

time that I had known him I

20:04

was passing him outside

20:06

by the trailers, and he was done for the day.

20:08

And I think I was going in to shoot a scene. And

20:10

I was like, oh, see you during have a good day, and

20:12

he was like, You

20:13

too have a good one. And I was

20:15

like, whoa. Whoa.

20:17

What? And it just blew my mind,

20:19

but I really appreciated his process of

20:21

working with that dialect. because

20:23

when you jump

20:24

in and out of using a dialect, it can be

20:27

it can get jumbled up with your own.

20:29

You can lose certain sounds and

20:31

shift that are important to make it authentic. And I

20:33

really appreciated his dedication to those

20:35

dialects on on how he would

20:39

maintain it. And, I mean, I have

20:41

British friends who watched the show and just

20:43

assumed he was British. I mean, the accent is

20:45

flawless. So good. So I really like

20:47

that about him. TAB

20:49

always

20:49

impressed me when she was switching

20:52

between the clones because she had

20:54

a different physicality for each one. She had

20:56

a different spirit animal for each

20:58

one that she would explore. Like, she really

21:00

when she was when we'd

21:01

have to, like, change her over into

21:04

another clone, on

21:05

set. So if you're filming with a couple clones

21:07

that day, it took like a good hour

21:10

or more to take

21:13

off the wig or undo the hair of the one

21:15

clone, take the makeup off to

21:17

neutral, build up the new makeup for the next

21:19

clone and wig or hair for the

21:21

next clone, and that takes a long amount of

21:23

time. And then also, like, as she

21:25

was, you know, changing into the

21:27

next clone, like, in her trailer, she

21:29

would

21:29

have sort of

21:31

warm up to physically

21:34

and vocally get into the

21:36

next clone. And and I won't

21:38

speak to her process more than that. I mean, I

21:40

think that's that's more for her to say, but I really

21:42

appreciated that how much depth went to

21:44

each character and how

21:46

specific she was with that so that she

21:48

could

21:48

play each clone differently.

21:50

It

21:51

was always it

21:53

was always so impressive to see

21:56

and would always throw

21:56

me when I would act with her as a different

21:59

clone because there's my buddy, Tat,

22:01

but who is this person that I

22:03

haven't worked with yet? And what are they doing

22:05

in Tats body? It was it was

22:07

really,

22:07

really kind of freaky. Kevin

22:10

has a really good way

22:12

of

22:12

of he

22:14

can

22:14

he can carry

22:17

gravitas so well.

22:19

and

22:19

yet still be able to be fun and

22:22

have improv elements with that

22:24

while maintaining like, I improv

22:26

with comedy and I'm I'm

22:28

a goofy you know, idiot sometimes.

22:30

And and we have fun and Donnie and Allison

22:32

are quite a fun couple. Pat and I

22:34

both have a new prop background, and we really

22:36

love to banter and have fun and and

22:38

add buttons on the scenes and come up with things

22:40

in the scenes. And I think

22:42

Kevin is able to do that in a really serious

22:44

way that works very well. Like, if you watch the

22:46

stuff that he's done with

22:48

Helena, like, when she's, like, eating

22:50

in his apartment and all this stuff, like,

22:52

he can find comedy but still maintain

22:55

that that gravitas. He's not

22:57

he's not pushing the comedy, and I I

22:59

always appreciate that appreciated that.

23:01

about

23:01

him. And, I mean,

23:03

I I can

23:04

say something about every cast member, I

23:06

think, because we really just loved each

23:08

other so much and we hung out with each

23:11

other you know,

23:11

offset. And whenever we're in the same

23:13

city together, we see each other still

23:16

and keep in touch on text and

23:18

everything. It's just such a

23:20

lovely family. It was such a gift to get to work with

23:22

these people. Howard Bauchner: I

23:24

do feel like even, you know,

23:26

we all know that Tatiana does

23:28

a ton of different clones in the show, but in audio

23:30

too, it's like kind of shock. Like, it always

23:32

shocks me that I can tell who they who

23:34

they are knowing that it's just in

23:36

her voice. Like, every single time

23:38

it's just like a shocking revelation

23:41

for me. So Yeah. I

23:43

can only imagine. Yeah.

23:45

It's it's

23:45

really off put

23:48

It's the

23:48

weirdest is if

23:51

so the way we

23:51

shoot TV is, you

23:53

know, you're shooting a jumble of scenes

23:55

out of order. So let's say

23:58

she's playing Helena in the

24:00

morning and then Alison in the afternoon,

24:02

and I'll come in in the afternoon to

24:04

film with Alison. But

24:06

when she's done filming with Helena, like, I'm standing by

24:09

ready to go to the set,

24:11

you know, on our in

24:13

her house, and will, like,

24:15

rehearse the scene and get, like, the

24:17

camera movements and the blocking done with the

24:19

director and camera crew so that they know

24:21

where to set up the cameras part

24:24

of where to do where to do the right lighting

24:26

and and then

24:28

they'll go and change Tatiana into

24:30

the next clone while they're setting up all the lights so

24:32

that it's kind of as little time as possible

24:34

as wasted. So on

24:37

the way from, like,

24:39

finishing the scene that you would play as

24:41

Helena, and to

24:43

where we would start rehearsing the scene

24:45

as Alison and Donnie,

24:47

she

24:47

would be dressed as Helena, but

24:50

would be dropping all

24:52

other Helena mannerisms

24:54

and being Alison,

24:56

which

24:57

would like really mess up

24:59

up. because you're just saying, whoa.

25:01

Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.

25:03

Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.

25:05

Whoa. Whoa. I don't get it?

25:08

that always threw me off before she'd done a full change

25:10

and you're like, you're with some Alison

25:12

Helena hybrid, which is a scary

25:15

thought. That is really scary.

25:17

don't

25:17

want

25:18

to become

25:20

hybrid.

25:21

Maybe

25:22

that's in another next

25:25

iteration of their hybrids.

25:26

three ideas.

25:28

Just reminding

25:30

anybody who's who's

25:32

come in in the middle of the

25:34

chat. about we're talking about orphan

25:36

black in general, but also orphan black the

25:38

next chapter. Christians

25:39

in season two, along

25:42

with Evelyn and

25:44

Jordan Tatiana voices

25:46

all the clones again. So

25:48

it's available anywhere you get podcasts. So

25:50

you can You can just

25:52

Google it. You'll find it. So

25:54

a a good question that I

25:56

thought was interesting. Is somebody asked what clone

25:58

you would want to have more

25:59

scenes with? I mean,

26:01

Helena. I loved love

26:03

we had so much fun.

26:05

I loved obviously, I love working with Alison,

26:08

but after

26:10

a while, you you wanna shake it up and, like,

26:12

see who else is out there. And

26:15

Helena was just always so much fun

26:17

because Tatiana

26:18

the

26:19

improving as Helena was just a wild

26:22

card. You just had no idea what was

26:24

gonna come out, and it was

26:27

so much fun in a scary way

26:29

to just try and keep up with that

26:31

one.

26:31

Yeah. Elena, hands

26:33

down. Kevin

26:35

is

26:35

in the trap, by the way. Oh,

26:38

boy. Oh, no.

26:41

I know he's listening. He

26:44

says you probably learned how to be a better actor

26:46

from him. Wow. Well,

26:47

you should have heard what I said about your

26:49

body odor earlier. Oh.

26:52

Yeah. Exactly.

26:54

Oh, someone

26:55

someone asked, this is interesting. I never thought about

26:58

this, but have you ever watched any of Orphan Black

27:00

in another language where they

27:02

somebody

27:02

was dubbed over you. I

27:05

always have wanted to

27:08

so I wanted to see the German version of me

27:10

because the gentleman who

27:13

voices my voice, he lives in

27:15

Cologne and he's a Radio DJ, and

27:17

we've traded a few messages

27:19

here and there. And he actually

27:21

he sent me the German

27:24

orphan black, but I

27:27

couldn't play it because it was on a it was for

27:29

European Blu ray players.

27:31

So I've I still gotta figure out a way

27:33

to, like, watch it

27:34

and hear what he's done with my voice.

27:36

But I've always wanted to hear especially the

27:39

German one And

27:41

also, there was a Japanese version of the show.

27:44

They they made a Japanese version

27:46

of the show, re filmed it

27:48

and everything in Japanese.

27:52

And I remember finding some clips and

27:54

showing my castmates. And

27:56

the guy played Donnie was

27:59

hilarious.

27:59

Like,

27:59

really over the top areas.

28:03

I would love to watch that

28:05

series with English subtitles.

28:08

the So if

28:09

there's any way to do that, someone

28:11

let me know. Hit me up. Fly into

28:13

my DMs. Let me know how to

28:16

watch. That's

28:16

that I that

28:18

sounds amazing. Like, I am interested.

28:21

I remember seeing a

28:22

clip somewhere on online.

28:24

googling it, and I think it was just

28:27

like a trailer for it.

28:28

And we all sat

28:30

around walk like my phone watching me be like,

28:32

I think that's I think that's Donnie, and think that's Felix.

28:34

And I think that, like, just trying to figure

28:36

out why through the way they

28:38

dress the characters, and

28:41

who they're standing next to, and then, of course, all the

28:43

clones, I guess, was fascinating. I really

28:45

wanna

28:46

watch that.

28:48

Somebody asked I'm just going

28:50

through the tracks. It's I'm saying a lot of

28:52

it's Kevin. I don't know. They're

28:54

like Kevin's being hilarious in my track,

28:56

which is true. Boli

28:58

me, Kevin, get back to

29:00

your

29:01

dog cop show. Kevin,

29:04

we're called

29:04

Hudson and Rex, which I did an episode of.

29:07

which shoots in Newfoundland. And

29:09

Kevin and I had amazing I was

29:11

there for ten days filming. This would have been

29:14

this summer before the

29:16

pandemic hit. And,

29:18

Kenneth and I had a great time

29:20

reunited in Newfoundland. That was a

29:22

fun fun trip and a great show to work on. So

29:24

if you get a chance, watch

29:25

Kevin in Hudson

29:27

and Rex. See,

29:29

Kevin,

29:29

you got some you do get some time.

29:31

You got

29:32

some time here. Yeah.

29:34

Someone did ask if the next chapter

29:36

is part of the whole orphan black canon. And, yes,

29:39

it's it's a direct continuation

29:41

of the show. I believe it starts about

29:43

seven years later. after the show.

29:45

And the first season, Tatiana, voices

29:48

everyone and including

29:51

Donnie, and and also narrates

29:53

the whole thing. So it's a lot But

29:55

in season two,

29:57

ah

29:58

Christian and Evelyn

30:01

and

30:01

Jordan all come back and reprise their roles

30:03

as well. So go look for

30:05

it wherever he was in a podcast. Someone

30:09

asked about more Donnie and Delphine scenes,

30:12

which

30:12

would be Cool. That would be

30:13

cool. Yeah. I met up with

30:15

Evelyn recently because I'm in Montreal

30:17

right now, filming a new show for Netflix,

30:19

and Evelyn lives in Montreal, and

30:21

had brunch the other day and had a good catch

30:24

up. It was just so good to see her because

30:26

I hadn't seen her since we did some press stuff

30:28

for the last season. So

30:30

it'd been quite a few years,

30:32

but that would be a lot of fun. I mean, I

30:34

I can't think of too, like,

30:37

whether it's Well, Deltheon would be

30:39

much more kind, obviously. So

30:41

she's much more gracious. She

30:43

would be a she would be a fun pairing

30:45

with Donnie. as

30:47

opposed to, like, she's a very opposite

30:49

character to Donnie. So it'd be interesting to see how

30:51

she, like, carries herself around

30:53

Donnie as opposed to someone who's an

30:55

opposite, like, Rachel, who's just, like,

30:56

straight up terrifying to

30:59

die. Yeah. Well,

31:00

that would also

31:02

terrifying to everyone. Bye,

31:04

Kevin. Love you, bro.

31:06

the Comments

31:07

there. Love

31:09

that guy. As

31:11

much as I make

31:11

fun of me. I

31:13

was going to ask

31:16

about, like, what other projects do you have

31:18

coming up that people can? CUN

31:21

Oops. You mentioned one?

31:23

Yes.

31:23

So there's this new show for Netflix. It's

31:25

a new spy thriller starring

31:28

Noah Centineo. and we're filming

31:30

in Montreal right now. I actually don't think

31:32

we've released the name of the

31:34

show. I know the name that we're going

31:36

with, but it might not be the actual name that they end up

31:38

with. So might as well

31:40

not say it, the trouble. But right

31:43

now, the untitled No

31:43

Asentineo project,

31:46

it's an awesome

31:48

spy thriller. It's the producers

31:50

of suits and covered affairs, and

31:52

it's kind of about lawyers at

31:54

the CIA. So it's a really

31:56

fun high who shows. But it's the

31:59

the writing is so sexy Holly

32:01

who is the

32:03

show the rookie is the head writer

32:05

on this and the creator of it, and it is

32:07

a fascinating sort of spy

32:09

thriller, dark comedy. Snow

32:13

appears, sir. Season three is coming out,

32:15

I think, next week, question

32:17

mark, or in the next two weeks.

32:19

and that Gray Manson who's one of the creators of

32:21

orphan black, he's the show runner

32:23

of Snowpiercer with Aubrey Neland, who

32:25

is one of our had writers

32:27

of our producers. So

32:30

I was in British Columbia last year during

32:32

the pandemic, and they were filming the third season.

32:34

They knew I was in town, so they

32:37

episodes

32:37

for fun with

32:39

a very goofy character

32:42

on that train that never

32:44

stops. So yeah. So check it out. I pop up every

32:46

once in a while for a quick scene, a little

32:48

bit of comedy, a little bit of hilarity here

32:50

and there and see three of

32:52

Snowpiercer. What

32:55

else? I did two seasons of a show

32:57

with Jerry O'Connell

33:00

and Sydney Poirier Hart who

33:02

is daughter of Sydney Poirier, recipes

33:04

to that amazing man.

33:06

That's called Carter. And

33:09

I think you can watch that on IMDB TV

33:11

in the States. Yeah.

33:14

And I just pop up in things here

33:16

and there all over the place. Ready or

33:18

not? Really fun,

33:21

horror action thriller comedy

33:22

movie that came out just

33:23

before the pandemic. And actually, the

33:26

director's new film, there's

33:28

a few directors on that their new

33:30

film is scream, which is coming out, which

33:32

I'm not in, but I cannot wait to

33:34

see because they're masters of

33:36

suspense and horror

33:38

and thrillers. So that's gonna be

33:40

a great movie. I'm not in that, but, hey, go

33:42

see a chat up screen.

33:44

yes, you were great and ready or not.

33:46

Someone said. And I think ready or not was

33:48

such a great movie, so I agree. Oh,

33:51

much fun. That was another another

33:52

another project where you

33:54

just everybody loved working with each other and was

33:56

a big ensemble comedy. And

33:59

when we were done filming it, we were

34:00

like, do we have to stop? Can we just

34:02

please keep working Someone

34:04

wants you to play a serial killer

34:07

and I'm like, is that good or bad? Yes. Please. I

34:09

would love to play

34:10

we i would love to play

34:12

a suit. It's it's that would be hilarious, but

34:14

also terrifying.

34:16

For sure, but but so much fun.

34:18

I I auditioned for

34:22

you know, auditioned for

34:23

one recently, didn't get it.

34:25

He

34:25

was a famous serial killer. It would have been really

34:28

fun. But who knows? Maybe down the

34:30

line somewhere. I'll get to play

34:32

something really dark and edgy like

34:34

that.

34:34

So you teased

34:36

a little bit earlier

34:40

about like,

34:40

kind of the rest of season two. Do you have anything else you want,

34:42

like, people to look forward to or just,

34:44

like, a favorite thing you have

34:46

coming

34:46

up that people should be on the lookout for?

34:49

in season two? Yeah.

34:52

I

34:53

mean,

34:54

I just always love

34:58

when when

34:59

Donnie gets into trouble, whether it's

35:01

with Allison or in general,

35:03

and that starts to creep

35:05

up very soon. regarding this fan

35:08

club and yeah. I just

35:10

love it. And and a lot of Donnie stuff

35:12

is lighter and it's not as

35:14

dark and heavy as a lot of the other

35:16

storylines that are happening in the show. So and

35:18

that's always been the case with the TV show as

35:20

well. So

35:22

I always I think it's a

35:24

nice break for the audience to get something to

35:26

laugh about. And, yeah, I just

35:28

hope they enjoy, you know,

35:30

watching Donnie stewing it a

35:32

little bit.

35:33

Well, thank you so much for taking

35:35

the time to chat today about

35:38

the next

35:38

chapter and just working black in general and

35:40

serial killers and everything else. And

35:42

Kevin's

35:44

body odor is

35:44

Hey, Kevin. Yeah. A lot of Yeah.

35:47

Everything about Kevin. So Just

35:52

so everyone I was like, I'm gonna say it

35:54

again. For

35:54

everyone who's been here the whole time, you'll hear it

35:56

again. But we're talking about working black the

35:58

next chapter. It's a

35:59

podcast, audio continuation of the

36:02

the TV show. It picks

36:04

up about seven years after names and season

36:06

one who were in the middle of season two

36:08

right now. So if you're just finding out about it, you have a lot to listen

36:10

to. So congratulations.

36:12

Thanks for tuning in. Thanks

36:15

so much, Christian, for taking the time,

36:18

and have a great rest of your

36:20

day. Thank you

36:20

so much for having me. I really appreciate

36:22

it. Thank you to the fans out

36:25

there. for letting the show live

36:27

on because without you, we wouldn't be

36:29

making more content. So you guys demand

36:31

it and we keep coming up

36:33

with it. So keep enjoying it and spread the word and enjoy

36:35

it and thank you to real

36:38

media. Oh, yeah. I I kept seeing

36:40

someone ask a question if I was

36:42

nervous doing the underwear dancing

36:44

scene. Nope. Not at all. That was just pure

36:46

fun. and I just kind of

36:48

improv that whole thing and they let us just

36:50

do it as they rotate the cameras around us in slow had

36:52

so much fun doing that one. That was a

36:54

blast. When you have seen

36:56

partners good as Tatiana, you

36:59

don't have to worry in good hands. So yeah. Thank

37:02

you guys so much.

37:04

It's blast and hopefully we'll

37:06

get to do more. But if not,

37:08

that not You guys

37:09

are the best. Keep on keeping on

37:12

and let Crone Club live on

37:14

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your mother have similar enough

38:10

brains for the memories to transfer smoothly. As Cassie

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might have mentioned, she selected a series of

38:14

memories from when she was pregnant with you

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she wants to pass on. I want

38:20

answers about my mother's past.

38:22

Yes. But I can't

38:24

help worrying I won't like

38:26

what I find. After all, it's not like I don't have ghosts

38:28

of my own.

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A memory.

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please.

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Maybe this is what she's

38:35

been running from all this

38:38

time. The

38:38

terrible thing that happened

38:40

to her, someone tried

38:42

i'm

38:43

to kill her. One way or

38:46

another,

38:46

I'm getting answers. Even

38:48

if I have to break my

38:51

brain to do

38:54

it. Realm presents

38:56

present

38:56

memoryly. Starring

38:59

Emily Boozeller, Lam Marie

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Dobbs, and Elliot Schiff. If you like

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what you hear, please follow and share

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this podcast with your friends. Realm is

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your portal to another world. Kristian

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away.