Here are UHQ stills from episode 7×03 of Outlander.
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New: John Bell’s Interview With TV Line Regarding Episode 7×03 of Outlander 1 comment
From TV Line:
“There’s something kind of new about this, right? This fear comes from his own actions,” he tells TVLine. “Here he as killed, accidentally, Murdina — someone who he loved. So his own guilt to do with that is wracking up inside of him.”
Bell points out that it’s not the act of taking a life that bothers his character; it’s that he inadvertently broke his own moral code, and that the dead person was someone he cared about.
“For Ian, he sees the world quite black-and-white,” he says. “There’s goodies, and there’s baddies. There’s people that should be killed. There’s people that shouldn’t be killed.” He laughs. “A lot fall into the kill [category].”
Read the full interview here.
New: The Cast of Outlander’s Interview With Global News Regarding Season 7 of Outlander 1 comment
Here’s a interview the cast of Outlander did with Global News regarding Season 7 of Outlander.
New: Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan’s Interview With T&C Regarding Episode 7×03 of Outlander 1 comment
From T&C:
After that cliffhanger, in this week’s episode, “Death Be Not Proud,” it’s revealed that while the house burned to the ground, Jamie and Claire made it out just in time. And indeed, it was actors Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe leaping to escape the flames on screen.
“Quite enjoyed the little run and jump,” Heughan, who has played Jamie Fraser for all seven seasons of the series, tells T&C of doing his own stunts.
“They didn’t let us do it too many times,” Caitriona Balfe, who plays Claire Fraser, adds—noting that over the years, the pair has gotten to do less and less of the more dangerous stunt work. “I think back in season one we used to do a lot more probably because it was a smaller show and they didn’t have as much money,” she says. “It’s always really fun when you get to do something like that, but it’s always very well-prepared and planned and very safe.”
But while the stunt work may have been fun, it was something of a bittersweet day on set.
“It was sad to see the house go up in flames metaphorically and physically. It’s the end of their home and for Jamie and Claire, it really displaces them and begins the next chapter in their lives,” Heughan says.
The fire was also a logistical feat for the crew. “We wanted it to be pretty spectacular,” explains Executive Producer Maril Davis. “We needed to wait to film that until we were sure we didn’t need anything else, because that house wasn’t coming back. And also we were losing that location. So logistically it was like, ‘Okay, do we have everything we need?’ And then we’re going to do it. And it was a combination of practical and visual effects.”
Read the full interview here.
