Dan Stevens and Scott Free’s David W. Zucker Talk ‘The Terror: Devil in Silver,’ the U.S. Mental Health System and Why Stevens Loves Genre
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John Hopewell
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Series can have unreliable narrators, “Money Heist,” for example. But what about unreliable heroes? Just cast in a lead role in “Dexter Resurrection” Season 2, Dan Stevens delivers one, playing Pepper in AMC’s “The Terror: Devil in Silver,” executive produced by Ridley Scott at Scott Free and celebrating its world premiere at Canneseries April 27.
Pepper is first seen teaching his girlfriend’s young daughter how to play drums. He has plans, he tells his girlfriend, to teach other kids in the apartment block. “I like a man who hustles,” says his girlfriend. But not a man who splashes $4,000 on a new drum kit, all the money the couple have. Nor a man like Pepper, who flies off the handle when he catches his girlfriend’s ex manhandling her, pummelling the man in rage.
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