Summary
The article discusses a new TV show called "The Copenhagen Test," featuring actors Simu Liu and Melissa Barrera. The show is about a character whose brain is hacked, letting others control what he sees and hears, similar to "The Truman Show." The actors talk about how the show connects with real-world concerns like surveillance and brain technology.
Key Facts
- "The Copenhagen Test" is a TV show that starts airing on Peacock on December 27.
- The show involves a character whose brain is hacked, making him a spy without knowing.
- Simu Liu and Melissa Barrera star in the show, playing lead roles in this spy thriller.
- The show uses a concept similar to "The Truman Show," where a person's life is controlled.
- Melissa Barrera highlights the uniqueness of playing a Latina spy character.
- The show addresses modern issues like surveillance and brain technology such as neural link chips.
- Both actors come from film and TV backgrounds and discuss the different experiences they had in this show.
- The format of the show allows for more character development over eight episodes.
