INTERVIEWER- What do you identify most with about your characters, and what’s the biggest challenge for you? JENSEN: I think Dean’s constant drive to want to do good and just to be very black and white. And I like that. I like that about him. Challenging?wise, I’d say just I think, the emotional toll that he has sometimes where he doesn’t think that he is of the value, that he is equal to the people that he surrounds himself. He’ll put other people first before himself. He’s very quick to sacrifice himself, and that’s difficult. I think it’s also a noble trade. JARED: And I feel like Sam is very pensive and he’s very fastidious when he’s trying to get a task done. And Jared’s like that. I always kind of say ?? I read instruction booklets, I really do – when I get something, I can’t buy something and just go like,”Oh, I’ll figure it out.” I read and reread it and I try and really figure everything out. And I like that Sam kind of takes that approach. And I guess before I started acting, I was going to be an engineer, and maybe that’s what it comes from, just that kind of break everything down to put it all back together, reverse engineering or whatever. However, sometimes I feel like I wish Sam would make a hard decision. JENSEN: Cavalier. JARED: Yeah, A little more cavalier. Certainly, sometimes, ?? I mean, there’s a term we use, to “man up” — “man up and get the job done.” Right now we see some stuff with he and Amelia where you want Sam to make a stand one way or another. And he ends up making a decision, but I don’t he necessarily makes a stand. And there’s a small difference, and I wish he’d make a stand sometimes.
Posted on: Thu, 18 Jul 2013 14:09:04 +0000