TV star Jamie Dornan has admitted he’s been “scarred” for life after playing a serial killer in the Fall.
The Northern Irish actor – who plays Spector, a sexually motivated murderer – said it was extremely hard to get out of the character after filming.
And Jamie said the RTE and BBC thriller doesn’t really come with any positives for him.
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Asked how the role impacted him, he said: “There are maybe not a lot positives. You can’t fail to be left lightly scarred by inhabiting someone like that for two seasons.
“I do carry elements of him in a worrying way. I find him relatable and understand why he is how he is.
“There are times towards the end of filming series one and series two where I did scare myself that some of Jamie’s reactions were like Paul’s.
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“You do carry some of that anger and that hatred in you a little bit, especially towards the end of filming.”
He was speaking ahead of the reason of series two of the Fall later this autumn.
Next year Jamie will become one of the world’s biggest stars when Fifty Shades Of Grey is released, in which he plays Christian Grey.
