Karl Urban, Karen Fukuhara & Jack Quaid Interview: The Boys Season 3
Prime Video's dark and edgy superhero satire The Boys is back for season 3, having alternately delighted and horrified audiences with the first three episodes last week. While the Seven welcomed two new — or rather one new and one old — members into their crew amidst Homelander's (Antony Starr) rampaging reign, the self-styled Boys head to Russia to learn what became of the previous hero Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles).
Butcher (Karl Urban) has been busy trying to parent Becca's son Ryan and failing miserably, and has since turned to Temp V for some semblance of control. Hughie (Jack Quaid), meanwhile, has been happy in his relationship with Starlight (Erin Moriarty) even as circumstances require that he leave her in the lion's den with Homelander — and without protection. And Kimiko (Karen Fukuhara) may not have a voice, but she's begun finding her voice and isn't so sure The Boys is who she wants to spend time with.
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Screen Rant spoke to Urban, Fukuhara and Quaid about what their characters have gone through so far in The Boys season 3, and what lies ahead in the episodes to come.
Screen Rant: Can we talk about Dawn of the Seven? What an amazing mirroring; it really felt like we're actually in The Boys universe, a slightly adjusted version of our world. What was it like putting that together and getting Charlize Theron onboard?
Eric Kripke: Some of my favorite stuff doing The Boys is the in-world stuff. It's so funny to me, and I love how on social it even takes on a life of its own.
It's doing this incredible thing that I've never seen before, which is people are commenting on the Dawn of the Seven trailer in-world. They're talking as if, «Oh my God, I hope
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