Eric McCormick shares details of BTS about “nine bodies in Mexican morgue”

Eric McCormack She loves anything to do with mystery – and it’s just as good as his new show Nine bodies in a Mexican morgue It’s full.

The actor, 61, plays Kevin in the new MGM+series, which follows nine foreigners who are stuck in the Mexican jungle after surviving an air accident. But in the plot plot: although perhaps after the initial air disaster they could go alive, the survivors will mysteriously kill one by one, while others are racing to find out why – and try to avoid the same fate.

Talk to Us every week, McCormack confesses to He loves the secrets and intrigues involved in the show and its character.

“An important thing for such a show, but especially about it.” Anthony Horowitz He wrote this, is that everyone has secrets and we don’t see each other, we are not dedicated to what it is, ”he says about a show that will drop on Sunday, March 2.” All of us are mysterious characters for us. And I loved that. I love anything with mystery. ”

He adds: “With Kevin from the beginning, he has clearly traumatic in his past he cannot talk about. And he is obviously a doctor, but he is not really willing to transfer it forward. So why? ”

While the show can be set in the Mexican jungle, Nine bodies in a Mexican morgue It was actually filmed in the Canary Islands, an archipelago that is part of Spain. McCormack spills its own secrets Reality in an area.

“It’s a terrible secret, but the truth is the island on which we shot, there is no jungle.” It’s volcanic. So it’s mostly the most modern studio, ”shares McCormack Our.

He adds, “It’s just that they created this incredible jungle for us.”

Interestingly, the jungle the crew created Nine bodies in a Mexican morgue According to McCormack, it was so realistic that it quickly began to create its own ecosystem.

“I think there are mistakes at us and I was screaming at the props:” Did you provide mistakes? “” It started to feel more and more. “

The beautiful placement of the shooting, however, was enough for MCCormack to jump on a chance to sign on a dotted line.

“Before I read the script, it was like, shooting in the Canary Islands and saying yes,” he admits Our. “And that doesn’t give your agents much to negotiate with them.”

Like the stunning scenery you can enjoy at work, international placement has also come with other benefits for MCCormack, including the ability to connect with your roommates that include David Ajala, Peter Gadiot and Siobhan McSweeney. Since everyone worked from their home cities, they ate dinner almost every night and created a friendship right from the beginning.

McCormack remembers that the cast shot the opening scene – which includes a dramatic crash of the aircraft – on the first day and it happened day after birthday cast member Lydia Wilson.

“I think there were two hours to drink (the night before the start of the filming) and said: Well, that’s the most beautiful way to spend my 40th birthday,” says McCormack. “We went,” what? “Today? ‘ She said, “Yes, yes, but do nothing.

The dramatic crash of the aircraft was not the only heavy part of the shooting Nine bodies in a Mexican morgueeven if. McCormack says the show also came up with some other challenges.

“There is a scene that was actually quite real, where one of the characters falls from the side of the mountain, and I try to hold it,” he says of one of his most complex scenes to shoot. “And that was a hundred degrees and then a lot of shots.” That was probably the most demanding. ”

In addition to physically hard scenes, McCormack teasing, there is an emotional scene that includes his character Kevin and learning more about what his “agreement” is also hard to shoot.

McCormack adds that filming remotely on the island created their “stuck” characters on the screen a little more realistic.

“When you are all trapped in space, a lot of acting will take care of yourself somewhere,” he says.

With the report of Christina Garibaldi