Cat and mouse, “task” delivers the emotional drama guided character

Mark Ruffalo Stars in the “task”.

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“It’s a drama. In terms of Robbie, it’s a story about the victim. In terms of Tom, it’s a story about forgiveness and acceptance,” says Brad Ingels about his new series.

Assignment He tells the story of the FBI Agent FBI to the FBI, who is in charge of the work force to end the violent robbery who took a family man, Robbie.

Last includes Mark Ruffalo as Tom and Tom Pelph as Robbie, with Emilia Jones as Maeva, Robbie’s niece.

Ingels, who created Mare EasttownHe says that, “It is also a drama around the life under pressure, people who are supported in the corner, who have no choice.”

In making narrative, Ingelsa says that it works to do so: “Come to the heart of complex characters. And I think there is an idea that we can always emphasize the test signs. And that is what is in progress and deeper and deeper.” I think it’s always deeper. “I think it’s always deeper and deeper.” I think it’s always deeper and deeper. “.

Pelphrey explained feeling, saying, “and Felt instantly connected with Robbie Having Just Became a Father Myself. I Knew for Sure Something That I Had Only Imagined Before. Which Is That I Will Do Anything for My Child. Anything. So then to get to play Robbie, Where Everything He’s doing for the Sake of His Children, and Don’t Need To Research That. “

In a similar vein, Jones revealed it, “I definitely referred to Maeva, I was really close to my family, and I would do anything for my family. And in fact I really associated with her.”

Balancing intimate family dramas with cat suspension and mouse between Robby and Tom was a great challenge for the creative team, says Ingels. “It’s a tone thing I feel like walking a foot on the abyss.”

However, it says it doesn’t mean that every moment of the series overflows tensions. “I think that a lot was leaning in humor and everyday humor everyone seeing in their life. We talked about it every day, I think we always said,” It’s always funny. “We gave the actors permission to make us laugh.”

Ingels also admits that she is inspired by the decades of the old film, explaining: “We always discussed this special place, his idea of ​​heaven, is a quarry. Since the Pierce. It’s a movie that was really influential when I was a child. I watched him over and over again. I’ve always wanted to have a rock or movie quarrel. “

Pelphrei agrees that the quarry is the key location in the series. “It was really like a magical feeling to be there. And let’s get it done,” we’re asking us to do it “, we’re asking us to do it”, we’re asking us to do it Let’s do “, we’re asking us to do it, let us do that to do it”, we’re asking us to do that to do it “” questions to do so. “

All in all, about AssignmentIngelsby Says, “What I Hope Separates The Show To All The Characters, That You Care About Everybody In The Show, Not Just The Cops, But Also The Criminals And The Bad Guys. And Hope That As An Audience You Don’t Have To Agree With All The Decisions That Are Being Made On Screen, But You Can Understand Why They’ve Being Made. “

Premiere “Task” Sunday, 7. September on HBO on 9E / P and will be available for streaming at the HBO application.