‘Better Call Saul’ Baddie Tony Dalton Teases Final Season Ending: ‘Let’s Burn the House Down’
30.04.2022 - 01:03
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Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeTony Dalton says you’re not ready for where “Better Call Saul” goes in its final season. As the first half of the 13-episode sixth season continues, Dalton warns viewers to brace themselves.“No matter what they think is going to happen, people have no idea,” he tells Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast. “I think that people are going to love it.
This is the last season, so they pulled all the stops out. It’s all in, let’s burn the house down. Literally.
They just really made sure that no stone is left unturned. There was some episodes that I read, that had me jumping up and down in the place that I got in Albuquerque. It’s super exciting to see that how it’s all going to pan out.
One thing is reading it, the other thing is filming it.” On this episode of the Variety Awards Circuit Podcast, “Better Call Saul” baddie Tony Dalton talks about the flair he brings to playing the charming but deadly Lalo Salamanca on the show, and also doing something different on “Hawkeye.” But first, our Awards Circuit Roundtable discusses the return to Emmy season and the ridiculous number of TV premieres this spring. Listen below:We’re all still in mourning following last week’s death of Nacho, played by Michael Mando. Nacho was desperate to get out of the cartel game, but it was too late for him.
After Lalo managed to escape the assassination attempt against him, Nacho he’s currently on the run, presumed dead by authorities. But in the season opener, Lalo calls his uncle, Hector, to tell him he’s alive — and he knows whose to blame for the attempt on his life.“This thing that happened to this character was sort of very shocking for him, he never saw it coming,” Dalton says. “So he’s got vengeance in
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