They’ve been tremendously versatile in how they’ve approached it. In many ways, they’ve got the really heavy lifting of the show. In fact, they made this promise to one another to be in theses scenes, huddled off-camera, in these ham radio scenes, to lend help with the intimacy of the scenes.Īs far as the rest of the cast, from Mekhi Phifer to Devin Kelley, those guys are pulling double duty, playing the older and younger versions of their characters. So it requires a tremendous amount of preparation and trust between the two actors to give as much as they do in each of these scenes. Riley Smith and Peyton List, basically every scene they had together, they’re not in the same room.
How did your cast develop this father-daughter chemistry despite being almost the same age and never sharing the screen?
It became more of a dynamic way to go.Īlso Read: Watch 'No Tomorrow,' 'Frequency,' 'Supergirl' Trailers (Video) Pretty familiar with father-son relationships, and I really enjoyed movies and shows that delved into that - everything from “Field of Dreams” to “Frequency.” I thought it was a neat idea to have the daughter, there’s a little bit more of a mysterious relationship, particularly when you rip away the idea that every daughter has to be daddy’s little girl.
I loved the central connection between father and son, and saw an opportunity to expand on that for a potential TV series.įor me, it was the most exciting way to go. Jeremy Carver: It came together from always having loved the movie. Carver, who is a big fan of the film, also discussed why he gender-swapped the main character, why he kept the central communication device a ham radio despite such a tech-savvy world and how List and Smith developed and maintained their chemistry even as they never shared the screen.
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