Angela Bassett It is not about your copro yet Peter Krause’s The character Bobby Nash was killed in 9-1-1.
Talking with People In an interview published on Thursday, May 8, Bassett, 66, admitted that he was still afflicting the impressive death on television.
“I’m mourning,” said Bassett, who played Nash Athena’s wife, The Outlet. “I’m very sorry. I’m very sorry. It was my choice. I don’t know.”
Then, the actress shared a message to the fans of the program, tell the theme: “Keep hope living. Maybe I return in my dreams, you know, my memories.”
Angela Bassett couldn’t believe she had to say goodbye to her 9-1-1 television husband, Peter Krause. This publication contains spoilers for the last episode or 9-1-1. Bassett was not only Bassett, 66, without disbelief that Krause Bobby Nash was killed, but thought that his character, Athena Grant, would not do it. […]
Krause’s character, Captain Nash, died in an exciting episode of two parts of the drama, which was broadcast on April 17, after contracting a deadly virus. In the best movement of the hero, Nash sacrificed to save his colleague Howard ‘Chimney’ Han (Kenneth Choi) Who was also infected with the strange virus, after they had their hands in the vaccine, but the dose was enough to save one of them.
Before his death, Nash had enough time to say a sincere goodbye to Athena in the tears of the shaking scenes. Athena, Chimney and the rest of the 118 are now dealing with the sequelae of Nash’s death in subsequent episodes of the program.
Basset previously shared his disbelief that Krause’s time in the series had come to an end, which was particularly unexpected since the actor had the front and the center of the leg extended the beginning of 9-1-1 in 2018.
Peter Krause.
(Photo of Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)“Tim [Minear, the showrunner] First I threw Peter and let him know. Then he threw me and called me and said: ‘Ok, Angela, this is a great change in the season. We have to do something really dramatic, and someone is going to die, “Bassett told The Hollywood Reporter In an interview published after the episode that was issued. “And then it’s a roast or course. And I said:” Is it … Athena? It’s me? “He was like,” No. “” “
Bassett recalled that he continued speculating which actor and his character were no longer going to be in the program, but Krause’s idea did not occur to him.
“I think that finally, after about three or four names, I thought:” What?! ” – Because I was unconscious for me to be Bobby,” Bassett said. “It was incredulous to me that it was Bobby, so it was very surprising. Sometimes, it simply hit you silly, and that is one of those moments because its link has so wonderful and so strong in recent years.
The 9-1-1 cast is as devastated by the death of that main character as fans are. The second half of the 9-1-1 event: Contagion of two parts of the ABC series on Thursday, April 17 ended with the impressive death of the 118 leader, Captain Bobby Nash (Peter Krause). While caught in a laboratory with a dangerous virus, Bobby […]
For his part, Krause, 59, wrote an open emotional letter through social networks after the dramatic bipartisan event and paid tribute to anyone involved, including 9-1-1s Cast, crew and fans.
“I have heard that many fans are upset about this loss and have the right to be. It is a loss. That said, it was more than a bold creative option in a bold show. Bobby Nash was written in sacrifice and was built for this. The lifeguards risk their lives in work so that others can see another day. 9-1-1 Greet all the incredible men and women who do these dangerous works and strive to keep us safe, “Krause wrote.
He added: “I will miss my whole family 9-1-1. Our incredible team whose professional excellence is insurmountable. All writers who continue to remove rabbits from the hats. All directors commissioned the same. All the incredible cast of guests about the year and well as well as well. Jennifer Love Hewitt And the cast in the call center. I will miss my partner, Angela Bassett. His strength and sweetness, and we brought hand in hand. We separate too soon. A lot of love. “