Eric McCormick

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Eric McCormack Love anything related to secrets – too, because of his new show Nine corpses in the Mexican morgue Filled with them.

The 61-year-old actor plays Kevin in the new MGM+ series, following nine strangers trapped in the Mexican jungle after a plane crash. But, in the plot twist: while they might have kept it alive after the initial air disaster, survivors start mysteriously killing one person while others compete to figure out why – and try to avoid the same fate.

Speech US WeeklyMcCormack admits that he loves the mysteries and conspiracies involved in the show and his role.

“The important thing about such a show, especially Anthony Horowitz He wrote this, and that is that everyone has a secret that we can’t see, and we don’t like it. That’s what I love. I like anything secret. ”

He added: “From the beginning, Kevin, who had obviously had some trauma in the past that he couldn’t talk about. He was obviously a doctor but wasn’t willing to move on. So, why?”

Although the show may be set in the Mexican jungle Nine corpses in the Mexican morgue It was actually shot in the Canary Islands, which is part of Spain’s archipelago. McCormack leaked his secrets about the reality of shooting in the area.

“It’s a terrible secret, but the fact is that we filmed the island, there’s no jungle. It’s a volcano. So, it’s mainly the most advanced studio,” McCormack us.

He added: “It’s just that they created this incredible jungle for us to participate in.”

Interestingly, the crew is Nine corpses in the Mexican morgue It was very realistic and soon began to form its own ecosystem, according to McCormack.

“I mean, the bugs were crawling at us, and I yelled at the props, ‘Did you provide the bugs?'” “It started to feel more and more real.”

Still, the beautiful shooting location itself is enough to allow McCormack to seize the opportunity to sign on the dotted line.

“Before reading the script, it was like shooting on the Canary Islands, I said yes,” he admitted us. “This doesn’t offer much negotiation for your agent.”

In addition to the breathtaking scenery you appreciate at work, the international location also brings other allowances from McCormack, including the ability to connect with his companions, which include David Ajala, Peter Gadiot and SiobhánMcSweeney. Since they all work far from their hometown, they have dinner together almost every night and form a friendship from the beginning.

McCormack Lydia Wilson.

“I think I have two hours to drink [the night before filming kicked off] She said, OK, this is the cutest way to spend my 40th birthday. “McCormack said. “We went, ‘What? today? ‘She said: “Yes, today, but don’t do anything. So we had to blow it out a little bit and have a birthday party and then the next day we were screaming in our seats all day, and it was the trial of the fire.”

A dramatic plane crash during filming isn’t the only difficult part Nine corpses in the Mexican morguealthough. McCormack said filming the show also brought other challenges.

“It’s actually really real to have a character falling off the side of the mountain, and I want to stick with her,” he said. “That’s a hundred degrees of heat, and then a lot of shots. That’s probably the most challenging.”

Aside from the physically tough scene, McCormack teases an emotional scene involving his character Kevin and learn more about his “deal”, which is also difficult to shoot.

McCormack added that remote shooting on an island makes it more realistic for them to portray their “stayed” characters on screen.

“When you’re stuck in a space, a lot of performances take care of yourself somewhere,” he said.

Report with Christina Garibaldi