Kathleen Robertsoncharacter is clear Follower plays a pivotal role – but the actor recalled jokingly assuming he would be set for a main character in the series.
“[Fiona Rene] and I keep joking around, ‘Are they writing us to be a couple? Robertson, 53, said exclusively: We about the role he thinks his character will play. “I would love that because we always laugh about it.”
Robertson hoped to return regardless of her role as Maxine.
“I’m starting my own show in January, so I won’t be available for a bit during this period,” said the actor, who stars and serves as showrunner on CBC. Holy Mass. “If I can find a way to juggle and do both and go back and forth, I would love that because it’s a really fun show to be in.”
Robertson enjoyed returning after being introduced in season 3. FollowerI’m telling We“My character tends to be a little more on the personal side of the show. It’s fun for Fiona to have a friend and someone to go along with, and we have a lot of fun together.”
based on Jeffery Deavernovel Never Game, Follower shows Colter (Justin Hartley) travels across the country helping find missing people and solving cold cases.
“We’ve had scenes with Justin and he’s great,” Robertson added. “They’re a really fun group and obviously a hugely successful show.”
Robertson, on the other hand, is busy and booked, not only on the show but also on stage. Follower However reaching additionally. He is also working on his medical drama Holy MassIt tells the story of three sisters who work to save lives in the hospital that is their family’s legacy.
“I’ve spent the last little part of my life focusing almost exclusively on writing and producing and producing shows. So I felt like, ‘I really miss being on other people’s shows because it’s such a different experience for me creatively,'” he said. “I was really happy to go and be one of these two successful shows. It was really fun to be on shows that people actually watch and love.”
Robertson is looking forward to branching out Holy Mass.
“It’s a very punk rock, character-driven show. It’s less about medicine and more about this family. It’s about three sisters and they all work at the hospital and their mother runs the hospital. The show is a very complex family drama,” he teased. “It’s a community. In real life, my sisters work together at the same hospital. So that’s where the idea came from, and they work at the same hospital where we were all born. And I was like, ‘Oh, it’s a television show.'”
He continued: “My hope and my goal is to do something that feels really provocative and unexpected. It’s absolutely subversive. It’s a medical show that’s been pretty subverted. I don’t want it to feel like a medical show. It’s going to turn everything upside down. It’s more family-oriented and there’s a mystery at the heart of it.”