Babou Ceesai on Episode 5’s Morrows Flashback Twist

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for “in space, no one …,” Season 1, Episode 5 of “Alien: Earth“Now Streaming on Hull.

In episode 5 of the first season “Alien: countries” – written and directed by the show Creator Noah Hawley – we get a new view in the map of the ILO.

Like playing a British actor Babou CeeseiMorov’s to this point There was something code: We know that the piloting research ship is a maginot When it collapses on our planet and that he is an increased human being – cyborg – but a little more than that.

In episode “in space, no one …,” We get a clearer feeling in the morning. (We also get a lot of horror – which is meant “… … can hear how you scream” from the original travelogue “from the original movie in the episode that comes through loud and clean.) In Flashback Maginot Before the ship collapsed, in the morning we see as a man in tuza, remembering his daughter, who died of an incurable disease. Reveals that the alien sample holding so dear – organic beings that can keep the key for fathers: fellow in exchange rate in exchange for participation in the Cavalier Pilot program in exchange for participation in Kavalier’s pilot program instead of local Hybrid in Replacement in Kavalier’s hybrid in state hybrid in state hybrid in a synthetic hybrid in replacement in cavaliers. bodies. (Kavalier’s Prodigi Corporation and Corporation Veiland-Iutani, familiar with high-screen franchise, are among groups locked in the fight for the future of the planet, which will also include control in what kind of alien collision medicine.)

As a maginote insurance officer, Morov leaves his post to kill a traitor – allowing a ship to continue his collision course on the ground. Once he returns to the command, Mordi ignores the screams of the crew, because any unchangeable man is to avoid this collision, because Morro could not come into Oligarch’s hands directly to Oligarah.

Variety He talked to Ceeses over the zoom in June; The actor was in Gambia, where he directed the production of Volof Linguistic Production of Arthur Miller “Krubite”.

The ways in which Morov is more than a man must have made an interesting challenge from action.

It was. I did some research on cyborgs and found this guy named Neil, who basically had a cyborg attachment that added his head. He is an artist, and he is blind in color, so he added something to the baza of the skull on his back that goes out for the front. What makes it seems a kind of sound response. Hears the color. Looking at his interview, he talks about being more than a man. It feels like the next level is. He went from someone shy to someone who has his place in the world.

How did Noah Hawley find this episode?

Although he explained some of those contradictions that came to it in the sense what happened to her daughter, suddenly made sense for some of the things we would talk about Morrou, which has this warm side. As amazing as it sounds, I thought, No, he has the other side to him where he is almost a moral compass.

That element of him was what I was supposed to collect, this idea was still human and moral. And she sees that side of themselves in two different ways. He sees it as useful – will pull it and can connect with people if it needs. But, really, deep inside, thinks it’s weakness. He was ashamed that he had part of him. He learned to be cold.

Right.

The fact that he was someone with a paralysis he left – who taught him something about people, that people would tilt only to you if you are useful. Imagine the first time they put this billion dollar on it. I imagine his nurse said, Look, you better do this. We invest in you. That’s why you do. If they take away from you, what’s left of you?

He always tries to be as efficient as he tries to do – to be as much a mahinelike as possible.

Knowing that you recorded a series to a great extent in sequence, was it a challenge to shoot earlier episodes and don’t give complicated Morrow’s motivations?

I knew there was something human about this guy that I wanted to cover up as much as possible until the moment. People decide on you. They are like, Okay, you areThe faster possible, just to put you in the box and understand how you will behave. I love unpredictability that Noah brings. My hope is that when people see an episode 5 and see some of the motivations, they are more on the fence. It’s not like, “Ok, this guy is guided by mission and madness and mean. It’s more like I don’t know how I feel about him now.”

How was the aspect of family history in Morrow’s performance, especially considering that for most of the show dealing with other children who could remind him of the death of his daughter?

When I found out he had a daughter and she died the way she had, she hit the chord much deeper inside me. The actress that plays my daughter is my real daughter. We shot and asked someone to play my daughter, and my daughter was there (in Thailand) to school, with my son and my wife. Noah was like, what would you think if she used her letters or would use the baby picture. Imagine, on that scene, I watch it – goes to another level. Even talking about it now affects me.

At the second note, I like the quintessentially “foreigner” beginning of episode 5 is – crew members are just somehow to socialize, they smoke cigarettes, eating and feel very complete and radio. They are people at work. Reminded me of scenes from the original “Alien”, on Nostromo.

One hundred percent. We all were aware of all. We had a moment to feel the kids when you first walk – Oh, my goodness, I’m on Boat. It’s really. (“Alien: Earth” The ship is maginot, but it is designed to look like Boat.) All were fans. Having that first moment, in that group, I call us the EP Pierre, we knew we had to cross many boundaries very quickly and we could have it so that we could so have it.

Did the episode point out for you long, long-term production experience? How long did it take to shoot?

Five weeks and a little. It was intense. I didn’t really see my children during that one. But Epic. 5 was special. Because you essentially record the movie “Alien” in the middle of this “Alien” series.

I’m interested in what Noah shares about the whole season. Do you have a feeling you could handle in the future?

(I’m coming to shoot,) I had a first season idea. What is good at NOA is that you really have a good feeling of everything that happens so you can put your character properly. And sometimes, when these things keep a secret, it just makes it much harder to play a role – decide and you are stuck later. I have an idea of ​​what happens at the top of the season 2, if we get another season. And that will be Epic.

This interview is arranged and condensed.