00:00I think it's a survival technique, isn't it?
00:02At our darkest moments, that's often when we laugh hardest.
00:20In times when we love so much reassuring TV shows,
00:25how important it is to give a moral dilemma to the audience?
00:31That's always interesting, isn't it?
00:32That's what you want from a drama.
00:33You want the audience to question themselves
00:35as well as the characters inside of the story.
00:39So that's when you challenge and get conversation going
00:42with people who've seen the show.
00:44So moral dilemmas are the best, you know.
00:46This thing is that we can never really know the person
00:50that we have on our side.
00:53So I wanted to ask you to really give a complex character
01:01also this season because we have new entries
01:03and we don't know them.
01:04So how can we know really the person that we have on our side?
01:09I don't know if you can ever know who someone is truly.
01:13You hope for the best, but in terms of character,
01:17like Bibi, I don't think trusts anybody.
01:19I think other people are more trusting.
01:23I'm a very trusting person in real life,
01:25but I think the additional characters,
01:27there's lots of twists and turns,
01:29and I think audiences will find them infuriating,
01:34very enjoyable, and full of surprises.
01:37And how important is sisterhood?
01:40Because nowadays it's, I think, even more important.
01:43So I would really contribute to the conversation.
01:47How important is sisterhood?
01:49I mean, it's everything, isn't it?
01:51Because it's, you know, your own sister,
01:53your girlfriend's at your sister's.
01:55It's how we sort of find, I mean,
01:58it's essential to our sort of being.
02:02Sisterhood's absolutely everything.
02:04It's where we find our support network.
02:06Support system, yeah.
02:07Yeah, yeah, it's where we, you know,
02:09exchange ideas and bounce ideas off each other.
02:12It's who we turn to for, you know,
02:15all aspects of life.
02:17Like, it's sort of without my sister or my girlfriend,
02:19I think, you know, it'd be...
02:21Very lonely.
02:22I'd be lost.
02:23I'd be lost.
02:24I'd be absolutely lost, yeah.
02:25And in this second season,
02:27you really almost do stunts
02:29because you have a very physical acting
02:33in this second season.
02:34So I want to really almost be an action star
02:39in this second season, yeah.
02:41I'm not sure if it goes action stunts.
02:43On the board.
02:44Hanging on the side of the cliff.
02:46Oh, yeah, I suppose.
02:47Yeah, yeah.
02:48We were harnessed up.
02:49Actually, Durvla mentioned that.
02:50I'd forgotten about it.
02:51When we were doing the cliff scenes,
02:53we were harnessed, like, full-on harnesses
02:56and hanging off the side.
02:57And at one point, she was like,
02:59she was like, can you do it again?
03:00But, like, looking a little bit scared?
03:02You're all way too confident.
03:05In your harnesses.
03:05In our harnesses.
03:07We got very into it.
03:08It was fun, though.
03:09It was fun doing scenes like that.
03:12You're almost like Irish Lara Crofts.
03:15All of you.
03:16That one.
03:17Really.
03:20And I was with the second season
03:22in terms of dark humour.
03:25How important is dark humour to you?
03:27Do you enjoy it also in your real life?
03:30I think it's a survival technique, isn't it?
03:33At our darkest moments.
03:35That's often when we laugh hardest.
03:37I think Fiona, who plays Angelica,
03:39is a genius at dark humour, isn't she?
03:42She comes in and she's sort of so tasty
03:44and awful at the same time.
03:47You all are.
03:49Thank you so much.
03:51It's the heart of the show, I think.
03:53It's very much about Sister Straight.
03:56Yeah, you are all great.
03:57Thank you so much.
03:58Bye, bye.
03:59Nice to meet you.
04:02We know you're all there.
04:03The night of the murder.
04:05And?
04:06No comment.
04:06Do you mean, was it business for pleasure?
04:09Saying it was a bit of both?
04:11Feeling like a criminal.
04:13Oh, yeah.
04:16Oh, yeah.
04:16Grazie.
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