One way
Constantine has found to fight its dreadful Friday night slot is to keep
introducing new characters that not only are important to our understanding of
the main character but also the season arc. This week's episode is no different
and John will have convince one Detective Corrigan, best known to comic fans as
The Spectre, of this other, more darker world.
"Jim
Corrigan is a New Orleans homicide detective and he stumbles across a
supernatural event so-to-speak and his world is thrown into bits," tells Ryan
to IGN in a recent
interview. "He and John
cross paths and at first they go at logger-heads because he doesn’t believe
this world. What’s good about Jim and John – that duo – is that they both kind
of want the same thing, but they both go about it in completely different ways.
They’ve both got dark souls. And they both deal with that darkness in a
different way as well. With Jim it’s quite heavy, and with John he’s developed
this armour of lightness. Obviously with John it’s a lot deeper rooted. The
darker the problem, the lighter he is. But then when you do open that shell in
him it’s an outpouring – there’s so much sh*t in there. And in later episodes
we really get into all that stuff as well and it’s really been great to play
all that dark stuff."
The actor
goes on to reveal a few other names that Hellblazer fans should know as well as
tease the plans to maybe travel to England and revisit just what exactly
happened in Newcastle.
"We’ll
be introducing Anne-Marie. If we go past 13 episodes we’ll be introducing
Judith. What we’re doing is introducing slowly the Newcastle crew, and what ‘s
great is that you get a different element of John through each of these
characters because of the different relationships that he has with them. And
then there is a possibility of us doing the Newcastle episode – what happened
there. Hopefully if all goes well we’ll get to it. I’d love for him to travel
to London as well and do an episode there. I think
that would be great."
Finally Ryan commented on director Guillermo del
Toro's statements about being open to recast him as Constantine for the long
awaited Justice League Dark.
"What’s
so great is that there’s so many great storylines and the Justice League Dark
stuff as well. How fantastic would that be if we could do something like that?
Obviously those things are out of my hands, so we’ll see."
Source -
IGN

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