We spoke w/ 'Gotham Knights' star Misha Collins about playing Harvey Dent and becoming Two-Face.
From creators Natalie Abrams, Chad Fiveash and James Patrick Stoteraux, The CW drama series Gotham Knights follows Turner Hayes , the adopted son of Bruce Wayne, who has found himself in the dangerous position of being framed for killing the famous Gotham City vigilante known as Batman and who has since teamed up with the Joker’s daughter Duela and the sibling duo of Harper Row and her brother Cullen , along with his best friend Stephanie Brown and Batman sidekick Carrie Kelley , each with...
MISHA COLLINS: It was fascinating, and it didn’t get tired, at all. The pacing of it was immaculate because. You’re absolutely right, he’s trying to figure out what’s going on with the Court of Owls. He’s trying to figure out who killed Batman. He’s trying to prove Turner Hayes’ innocence, and by extension, protect his best friend’s orphaned son from the gallows.
For someone like Harvey, who is this DA that’s fighting for justice, how does he even wrap his head around vigilantes and justifying helping Turner Hayes? He knows that this kid didn’t actually murder Bruce Wayne, but is it hard for him to bend the law to help and to do the right thing? COLLINS: Unlike some of the other cast of characters in the show, Harvey is a really good judge of character. He’s been a DA for a long time. It may not have been totally, explicitly said in the show, but I had the sense that he’s street smart enough to know that these kids weren’t the killers. This is actually me a little bit reading into it, but I think that’s where he was operating from.
Did you know what that transformation would look like ahead of time, or did you not know until it was finished later on? Did it evolve, along the way?
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