Exclusive: Jennifer Connelly says it's 'been really difficult' not having human connection in quarantine.
, which films in Vancouver, was shut down on March 13 as the pandemic became more serious. Before it was, the cast was close to completing season 2 and showrunnerhad hand-washing stations installed and directed craft services to prepare individual meals as a precaution.
Connelly plays Melanie Cavill on the sci-fi drama, which is based on the 1982 French graphic novel series. It focuses on what life’s like seven years after the world’s become an unlivable wasteland. “One thing I loved about the show is that on the surface it’s fun, exciting and stylish. Through a sci-fi lens, you’re telling a very human story about love and loss and pain and recovery,” she explains to. “But it also happens to ask relevant questions about subjects like the use of resources and power, and those subjects seem that much more pressing and urgent right now.”
Jennifer Connelly attends the WarnerMedia 2019 Upfront at One Penn Plaza on May 15, 2019 in New York City.The Street 20 years ago. “It wasn’t a statement that I wasn’t going to do television. The [right] project hadn’t presented itself,” she adds. “But I was really drawn into this story and really intrigued by my character. I thought, ‘She is challenging and surprising. She’s not who we think she is when we first meet her.’”
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