The news that's come out recently about the show is,
you know, it's above my pay grade.
Different people making decisions. I know that they're still working
on.
It is what I'm being told.
I'm working on working things out with everyone to make
sure we shoot and I'm I'm confident we will.
We always have before. I think it's
probably a bit of drama over nothing.
One of my favorite parts about the show is the
relationship between Jamie and Beth.
We've gone through so much together and we work so
well together and we've got something coming and you know,
we we're both threatening each other now in some serious
ways,
or at least Jamie and Beth are.
And it's a mystery to me too,
where we're where it's going.
I just know this is this is an inflection point.
So something's kind of come out of this something terrible
or however you whatever your perspective is something major.
Will will come of this moment between Jamie and Beth.
This is kind of the final straw.
He didn't realize how much Beth was really fed up
with him
and so really recently and I think that has now
flipped a switch and Jamie that he feels
similarly. If I wasn't a part of the show myself
and I was watching and I and I saw this
crazy relationship between the two,
that's a it's a great question about where this heads
because it takes great riding to get us there.
And I certainly am not a great rider.
But for a while I had hoped there was some
reconciliation.
I think maybe they even teamed up in some way.
But I think it feels right where it's heading now.
You know where Taylor has taken them,
which is just they were going to destroy each other
from the beginning,
whether they knew it or not.
And I think that's pretty fantastic.
And as a viewer, I'm sure it's amazing to watch
because he's done a great job of really building up
a lot of animosity.
I'm going to kill you.
But when I do it,
I'm not going to farm it out like you,
you coward.
I'm going to do it myself.
What? You think that I'm going to kill you,
Jamie? I'm going
to kill you for what you did to my family.
It's a good question whether Jamie still has loyalty to
the family because he's loyal to a fault,
as we all know now.
I mean, he's literally killed people for the family.
It's hard for me to imagine that he has loyalty
left.
It doesn't appear that way.
It certainly seems in the last scene of the last
episode when he's
asking for their death. It it,
it does feel like he is,
he's passed it. I've been asked before,
you know, whether or not I feel like Jamie's a
redeemable character or whether he's coming from a legitimate plays
or has a real argument.
Well, one of my first rules is not to judge
my characters.
That's always a rule. But but with Jamie,
it's really hard because it's been five years of some
pretty bad stuff.
I have to separate myself from that.
So I don't know. I mean as from that point
of view,
I hear his arguments, I see his perspective.
It is, in my eyes,
legitimate. Now that doesn't excuse behavior,
right? I mean as they say,
you know, you can compare two people going through the
same thing.
One lashes out, one doesn't what?
So, and I think Jamie's behaviour is what makes it
questionable and I think that's what makes him such an
interesting,
complicated character. I feel for the audience,
always feeling like they don't know where it's going,
feeling on your toes. And we feel the same way.
You know, I take in the show through the script,
so it's similar to how everyone views it and I
wait for that next script and within the same kind
of anticipation our fans do for the next episode to
be aired. Because you know,
he surprises us so much.
And I'm so interested in everyone.
I'm so invested in more than just Jamie,
I'm invested in the whole,
you know, the whole thing now.
So yeah, we're we, we all talk about it on
set,
you know, where all the possibilities we do our own
fan fiction.
I do that with a lot of characters.
I want to work with all of them.
I'd love to work with all of them.
A lot of rarely work with Monica,
you know, to work with Rainwater anymore as much.
But that's to speak to Jamies Isolation.
I think he's getting more and more
separated from them and turning toward other people now.
Luke and I have an interesting relationship as Casey and
Jamie.
It always feels like Jamie and Casey are still tied
together,
like there's still love between them.
There's still a respect, oddly,
and an understanding Casey has for Jamie.
I they think the rest of the family doesn't have.
It makes the scenes between us,
which are few, I think,
more powerful and more emotional because we're rarely together.
We're rarely in that space,
but you never know where Taylor's going to go and
maybe it ends up being Casey and Jamie,
you know, somewhere together. I had a great time shooting
in the bunkhouse in season two and three.
It was so much fun to be with those guys,
but I I don't envy them either.
I mean, they go through a lot physically that I
don't have to do in those boardrooms with my nice
suits.
I do miss the horses,
though. We have amazing horses on the show and I'm
a horse rider and I love them.
I I miss being able to ride on camera.
I mean, I thought I was going to do a
Western,
I was going to be on the horses.
Kelly and I have had to do a lot of
stunt training together because of the fight scenes and often
the fight.
The fight scenes are her dragging me around somewhere,
but it's so nice to do them with her.
First of all, she didn't know she had this in
her.
I don't think she had done much physical stunt work
or whatever before and she was very nervous about having
to take swings at me.
She was like swinging very far away at first in
our rehearsals,
but by the time we got shooting she was really
into it
and really good at it.
So we were fine after that.
But it's fun to work with her.
It's it's hard to do those scenes for both of
us.
She hates playing the jerk.
I hate playing getting ripped around the hallway.
But we commit to it and we commit together and
we come out of it together laughing Initially.
The description of Jamie to me within the context of
the show was that Jamies relationship with Beth is a
Greek tragedy
out in Big Sky country,
is the exact words Taylor said to me when I
first talked to him on the phone and that this
was a tragic relationship full of pain and that's rung
true. You know that it stayed true to that from
the get go.
I I didn't even know to the extent we were
going to go.
But he made it clear and I feel like it's
been accurate.
In fact, everything he said was the first season was
very accurate,
that it's going to be a big hit,
that it was going to be quite a few seasons
and be the best work we've ever done.
And it feels like, if not all those are true.
Most of those are true.
The news that's come out recently about the show is,
you know, it's above my pay grade.
Different people making decisions. I know that they're still working
on.
It is what I'm being told.
I'm working on working things out with everyone to make
sure we shoot and I'm,
I'm confident we will. We always have before.
I think it's probably a bit of drama over nothing.