Dennis QuaidThe role of the convict as a killer Keith Hunter Jesperson It is very different Parental trap‘Nick Parker – still somehow movie could hit it Shaft Gig.
During an exclusive interview US WeeklyQuaid, 70, he said in 1998 that Nick Parker played Nick Parker, “I tried to keep the truth. I tried to catch the truth, but not a pretty fact.”
Quaid, 69, 69, which did not approach the material, broke the approach to playing Jesperon.
“I didn’t meet him because (Jeskerson’s daughter) Melissa (Moore) wrote this book (inspired the show). I think he knows better than we know him, “the actor said. Because I think he is very lying. This is the only way you can do things. Rationalization. There are no feelings of serial killers. Otherwise, how do they do what they do? “
Shaft Basically Moore’s “Happy Face” is inspired by the Podcast and its 2009 inflammee, He broke the silence. Moore Jeherson was the daughter of Moore because he continues to be sentenced after killing at least eight women in the early 1990s.
Before joining the show, the quaid was already a real crime fan. “What I love about the show is original. That’s what it goes for it,” he said Us. “I’m going to sleep Datelin all the time – in a good way. But if you love the real crime, you will depend on it. “
Quaid admitted that even if he did not reach Jescerson, the prisoner may still have ideas in the series.
“I don’t care about what you think about it, to tell the truth,” he said. “I hope that I am sure that I would like to see the show, because I am sure that it will be interesting to see the show. It is bored in prison.”
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The actor continued: “He is in a hole where it is. I did not want to give him any satisfaction and excitement. In this fairy tale, in this fairy tale, in this fairytale.
Despite the fact that Jeskerson did not seek the opinion, Quaid preferred to bring the real person.
“I like to play real people because of the strange strange in true moods,” said Quaid told us. “You can’t fix this work. But in general, I love to meet a person in real life because they live. But I did not want to meet him.”
New episode Shaft Paramount + on Thursday.
Report by Travis Cronin and Antonio Ferme
