'Bloodline' Season 2 News: Why Sissy Spacek Thinks Upcoming Episodes Are 'Like Candy' [VIDEO]
Bloodline star Sissy Spacek apparently binge-watched season 2 over the course of one day!
Spacek spoke with Dr. Nancy Berk of the Whine At 9 podcast recently, discussing the huge difference between how long it takes to shoot Bloodline vs. her desire to actually watch it.
"The only thing that's frustrating about it is it takes us so long to shoot a season. And then, I watched this [Season 2] in one day. I couldn't stop....It was like candy. And so I go, 'Oh no. I have to wait another year to see the third season.'- if there is one. Hopefully there will be," Spacek said.
Spacek plays Sally Rayburn on the Florida Keys drama, which is set to drop season 2 next Friday. The actress praised the show's writers and gave a little tease for what fans should expect from the upcoming season.
"I think that they've really dug deep into all the characters. You know on the surface this family seems like the typical close happy family, but you know there are certainly cracks in the armor," she said. "As the show goes along, those things are revealed. And you really see, you watch as these people become unhinged and really at each other's throats."
Sally will be a bit of a mess in the upcoming season, as she deals with continued grief over losing her husband and now her son, Danny (Ben Mendelsohn). Spacek spoke about Sally's emotional state in season 2 in a previous interview with PopSugar.
"Sally is grieving her husband and grieving her son, and just assumes that that's what's happening with them, and she's happy for Meg's success and getting this big job in New York, but misses her," Spacek noted. "Sally does not realize yet. She thinks everything is horrible like this just because people in their lives that they loved, died. Everything really is falling apart, and she has no friends, she's trying to run the business, she's distanced from her children . . . she's lonesome and sad."
Bloodline season 2 will be released on Friday, May 27 on Netflix.
Watch the trailer for season 2 of Bloodline below:
