Natalie Joy

I didn't, again, everything, like, I was always a little bit, I'm suspicious of everything, so this has nothing to do with the creators, but, like, I saw a picture of Jason Clarke first, and I was like, hey.

are they gonna do that like he's kind of a good looking dude and alex is disgusting um but i saw him on set and was like oh my it's crazy looks just like him sounds just like him he had he had the mannerism he acted just like alec murdoch on set like he did not i never heard his australian accent one time on set it was just constantly he was

He was talking like it.

He was kind of always angry, kind of scary.

Um, just a phenomenal job.

I, I could not picture it now.

I can't picture anybody else being him, you know, I'm the same person, both him and Patricia Arquette.

Yeah.

Well, thank you.

And I think there's a lot of lessons, I think, like Brittany's character in the show, me, representing a lot of the journalists and the Mark Tinsley character representing a lot of the attorneys who really, like, it's kind of a David versus Goliath story of, like, nobody thought that the system could ever change.

Nobody thought that a Murdoch could ever be held accountable.

in Hampton County.

And like, turns out he can.

So that's what I, that's my big takeaway.

I like to tell people.

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My podcast is now called True Sunlight Podcast.

I have two podcasts, True Sunlight Podcast and Cup of Justice Podcast.

And also listen to

The official Murdoch Death in the Family podcast where I go behind the scenes with the cast and crew.