Summary
Walker Scobell, known for his role in Disney+'s "Percy Jackson and the Olympians," talks about his experience working on the second season, which airs on December 10. He discusses the challenges of growing older between seasons and the excitement of working with practical effects instead of CGI. Scobell emphasizes his commitment to staying grounded despite growing fame.
Key Facts
- Walker Scobell is starring in the second season of "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" on Disney+, which premieres on December 10.
- Scobell feels excited and a bit nervous about the release, as he has aged more than his character over the show's timeline.
- For the second season, the production used more practical effects, which means filming scenes with real elements instead of relying on CGI (computer-generated imagery).
- Scobell highlighted the importance of practical effects, such as actors being set on fire safely, thanks to a specialized team.
- He mentioned not being able to perform certain stunts due to age restrictions but praised his stunt double for his work.
- Scobell is staying grounded and focused, despite the increasing popularity of the show and his role.
