Dave Bautista talks 'SEE' season 2, how he and Jason Momoa 'just gel' on set
What you need to know
- Dave Bautista's recurring role in season two of SEE is his first.
- The actor has been speaking with Variety about the show and working friend Jason Momoa.
- SEE season 2 premiered yesterday.
With the second season of SEE now underway on Apple TV+ its promotion is in full swing. Part of that saw new recruit Dave Bautista talking about the show and his relationship with co-star and on-screen brother, Jason Momoa.
Speaking with Variety, Bautista talked about the way he and Momoa "just gel," despite the pair being very different in some key ways — specifically, Bautista is the quiet type while Momoa is anything but.
Momoa plays Baba Voss in the show with Bautista taking on the role of Edo Voss, his brother. Their relationship is complicated to say the least, but Bautista believes that isn't necessarily all his character's fault. Blame the environment, he says.
Bautista also goes into detail about playing a blind man on-screen and the work that was done to make sure he came across just right. You can read the full Variety piece for the ins and outs, including Bautista's hopes that SEE won't be his last recurring role.
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