It was like a spiritual experience': two TV stars on being handcuffed together in every scene
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It was like a spiritual experience': two TV stars on being handcuffed together in every scene
"Shooting Prisoner involved eight hours in handcuffs each day, which required the actors to rehearse stunts and develop their characters' fighting styles."
"Amber is not a fighter; rather, she is a new mum, six months postpartum, which contrasts sharply with Tibor's background as a contract killer."
"The pair had to bond quickly, with no getting-to-know-you dinner, just a hello and then immediately trying to perform stunts together."
"The odd couple dynamic remains a powerful storytelling device, as seen in Prisoner, where the characters must rely on each other to survive."
Prisoner features Amber Todd, a transport officer, and Tibor Stone, a contract killer, who are handcuffed together during a high-stakes escape from a crime syndicate. The series, starring Izuka Hoyle and Tahar Rahim, is a six-part thriller filled with action and unexpected twists. Filming involved extensive time in handcuffs, requiring the actors to rehearse stunts and develop their characters' fighting styles. The unique bond formed between the characters is central to the narrative, highlighting their contrasting backgrounds and skills.
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