Capture’s Holliday Grainger: ‘Season 2 gets deeper and deeper’

Now, Grainger has quipped that her character’s story will only get bigger and bigger.

“to her [Carey] It begins with a murder and gradually gets deeper and deeper.” RadioTimes.com And the other press. “The more she reveals herself, the higher the risks for her and her life. Thank God I went to these self-defense classes [laughs]. “

Grainger also acknowledged that the Rachel we see in the final chapter is not the woman we first met on The Capture debut.

“It was pure,” she explained. “She completely believed in the police and the authorities, and was a bit naive. Her eyes opened to corruption that she didn’t think was there, and because of that, she was left to think that her life might be in danger, so she’s paranoid, anxious, unreliable and unreliable. .

“It’s a very secluded place to live.”

But there are still familiar threads of Rachel’s character.

At the end of the first season, the detective accepted the offer to join the patch team, even under the Sean Emery guilty of guilt. But in the latest installment, we learn that Rachel is trying to remove the patch from the inside by building a file of evidence condemning the technology and those who use it.

“She’s still the same person who has that strong moral compass,” Grainger explained. “She’s very stubborn and single-minded, which is what I love about her. She doesn’t move in her morals and ambition.”

Apparently she has recruited two new members to her team, with Security Minister Isaac Turner and Newsnight presenter Khadija Khan (Indira Varma) now witnessing the patch in action.

Chat RadioTimes.com And other press about the relationship between Rachel and Isaac, Paapa Essiedu added: “They both certainly have a lot to gain and a lot to lose in the series. They both have an attempt to see how the corresponding number can be beneficial to one another.”

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