"I fortunately live with my wife and we've got enough room to have our own space when we need it," he said. He's finally got a pet and enjoyed hanging out with his fashion director wife Sophie Pera. Though Irons is unsure of when he'll be back at work, he has made the most of lockdown. Joe has a heated discussion with CIA deputy director Reule Abbott, played by Bob Balaban. But I'd love to go back and do a bit of theatre ideally," he said when asked about his next career move. So in terms of any productions, it's all a bit shaky at the moment. "It's a very strange time here because we've been in this semi-chaotic lockdown for the past few months, and now it looks like things are going to get far more severe for the next foreseeable future.
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RELATED: Daniel Mays reveals his role in serial killer drama Des gave him nightmares However, even that remains up in the air, with Irons anticipating the United Kingdom was about to return to a strict lockdown ahead of the official announcement a few days after this interview. The 35-year-old was due to star in a production of climate change play The Contingency Plan but it was shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. While Irons, the son of acclaimed actors Jeremy Irons and Sinead Cusack, is waiting to hear whether Condor will get the greenlight for Season 3, he is hoping he will soon be able to get back on stage. So he's amazing, he's wonderful." Joe is determined to find out the truth behind his Uncle Bob's death in Season 2 of Condor. He never breaks focus and that rubs off on everyone else. The minute he shows up in the makeup trailer he's working, to the moment he leaves. "That dedication to his craft, you see everywhere and in everything he does on the set. Frankly, to get much rehearsal time these days, you rarely see it, but he made it happen, he recognised the importance of it. which is unheard of, that you can come in and do that. William Hurt arrived and insisted that we dedicate a week of rehearsals, which hadn't been scheduled for. "I remember we got there and we were going to begin shooting in two days.
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Max Irons and William Hurt first worked together in 2013 movie The Host. In fact, Irons has learnt many lessons from the Academy Award winner, including one from early in his career when they worked on Hollywood sci-fi flick The Host. While the death of Joe's Uncle Bob in Condor means that veteran actor William Hurt is only briefly in Season 2, his presence looms large in the series. "He's also doing a little bit of hiding, but also pulling certain strings here and there." "He'll still be running, Joe's still running - it's his preferred mode of transport," Irons joked. But apparently, he's pounding the pavement just as hard. You'd think then that would mean far less running for Joe, who spent plenty of time sprinting down roads, through backyards and alleys to evade capture in Season 1. Slower, more personality driven, more psychological warfare." Constance Zimmer joins the cast of Condor in Season 2 along with Aussie Toby Leonard Moore. It becomes more of a traditional spy game, a bit of a chess game. "Season 2 is a different vibe than Season 1. The surprise meeting coincides with a number of missed phone calls from Bob, whose unexpected death has the air of suspicion around it.Īt the same time, Counterespionage unit boss Robin Larkin - played by Constance Zimmer - arrives to uncover a mole within the CIA.
In Season 2 of Condor, Joe returns to the US after being approached by his uncle's Russian CIA contact. "Then in Season 2, he finds himself being pulled back in, but not out of patriotism, but for the people he loves." Condor is based on the 1975 Robert Redford film Three Days of the Condor. But he finds that to be ineffective and the machine to be too large, so he runs as far from it as possible and puts the people he loves out of danger. "But in fact, he discovered in Season 1 that that's not the way the world works, and to make effective change, you have to work within and alter from within. "So when you meet him in Season 1, he has that sort of young man's instinct to tear the whole thing down, destroy and rebuild something better. "I think Joe feels that being part of the CIA's apparatus is actually furthering the problem," he told 9Entertainment on the phone from the UK.
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