Castle season 5 concludes on Monday, May 13 with an episode called "Watershed." BuddyTV spoke exclusively with star Molly Quinn about what fans can expect from the finale, as well as what she'd like to see for Alexis in season 6.
"It's starting a new chapter."
When asked to talk about the season finale, Quinn said, "It's starting a new chapter. And any time we read a new chapter in a book that we're really liking sometimes that particular chapter can change the way we feel about the outcome of the book. So I think people are definitely going to have a lot of opinions on how the season is going to end. "
Asked how she would describe the finale in one word, Quinn said it was "chilling."
"She's still having terrors about her experience in Paris."
Alexis has gone through a lot this season and the finale will see her going in a new direction. "Basically she's starting another adventure and the fears and excitement that go along with that." Quinn said.
But don't expect Alexis to get involved in the heavy discussions between her father and Beckett in the episode. "I think right now, since Alexis has been through so much in season 5, I think she's really just trying to take a break and separate for a little while. She can only help so many people. At this point she's really needing help herself because she's still having terrors about her experience in Paris. She really is taking time off to reflect and try to heal herself." Quinn said.
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"It's starting a new chapter."
When asked to talk about the season finale, Quinn said, "It's starting a new chapter. And any time we read a new chapter in a book that we're really liking sometimes that particular chapter can change the way we feel about the outcome of the book. So I think people are definitely going to have a lot of opinions on how the season is going to end. "
Asked how she would describe the finale in one word, Quinn said it was "chilling."
"She's still having terrors about her experience in Paris."
Alexis has gone through a lot this season and the finale will see her going in a new direction. "Basically she's starting another adventure and the fears and excitement that go along with that." Quinn said.
But don't expect Alexis to get involved in the heavy discussions between her father and Beckett in the episode. "I think right now, since Alexis has been through so much in season 5, I think she's really just trying to take a break and separate for a little while. She can only help so many people. At this point she's really needing help herself because she's still having terrors about her experience in Paris. She really is taking time off to reflect and try to heal herself." Quinn said.
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Wetpaint Entertainment: Castle recently celebrated its 100th episode. What was it like to be part of that milestone?
Molly Quinn: It was such a magical moment. When it came to that milestone, I remember going down between scenes and being like, “OK, let’s kind of get this over with so we can get back to work.” But this one point, we’re all standing there taking pictures and I look over at my mom and I just realize everything that she had sacrificed and everything that we had all accomplished and the tears just started to flow. I was just so grateful that we had come this far and that on a personal level, that my whole family had allowed me to do this and had supported my dream and that it had amounted to something. I didn’t think it was going to turn into anything, but it became extremely emotional.
Your storyline was front and center in the mid-season climax. What was that like?
It was thrilling and maddening at the same time. I really realized how hard Nathan [Fillion] and Stana [Katic] work. It’s different to show up every day instead of once or twice a week for your part on Castle. It’s a lot more work and very gratifying. I was honored that Andrew [Marlowe] and all the writers gave me that op
Read full interview at Wetpaint
Molly Quinn: It was such a magical moment. When it came to that milestone, I remember going down between scenes and being like, “OK, let’s kind of get this over with so we can get back to work.” But this one point, we’re all standing there taking pictures and I look over at my mom and I just realize everything that she had sacrificed and everything that we had all accomplished and the tears just started to flow. I was just so grateful that we had come this far and that on a personal level, that my whole family had allowed me to do this and had supported my dream and that it had amounted to something. I didn’t think it was going to turn into anything, but it became extremely emotional.
Your storyline was front and center in the mid-season climax. What was that like?
It was thrilling and maddening at the same time. I really realized how hard Nathan [Fillion] and Stana [Katic] work. It’s different to show up every day instead of once or twice a week for your part on Castle. It’s a lot more work and very gratifying. I was honored that Andrew [Marlowe] and all the writers gave me that op
Read full interview at Wetpaint
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