‘The Dovekeepers’ News: Rachel Brosnahan Shows Off Jerusalem Set, ‘It’s A Relief’ [VIDEO]
The Dovekeepers will make its premiere at the end of the month, but until then CBS' YouTube channel is now giving a glimpse into the various sets they filmed at in Malta.
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Rachel Brosnahan portrays Yael in the mini-series who is one of the main characters.
Monday, CBS' YouTube channel uploaded a video of Brosnahan giving a tour of the Jerusalem set.
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"We are right now in the Jerusalem set," Brosnahan shared while looking around at her surroundings of what she described as "the marketplace."
She even pointed out her character's home, which wasn't too far from where she was standing on the set.
Brosnahan talked about the spices, nuts and fruits that have been placed on set as the camera panned over the various baskets loaded with them.
"Some of it's authentic and some of it's prop, but you can smell it smells incredible," she said before discussing "the pottery section of the marketplace."
"They've made all of these," she disclosed.
She also pointed out fur hides that are in the marketplace, admitting, "it kind of freaks me out."
Brosnahan then gave a more revealing tour of her character's home while discussing her.
"This is our home. Yael was born and grew up here," she dished.
"This is actually where Yael and Ben Simon [Luke Roberts] make eye contact for the first time in this doorway," Brosnahan divulged as she is shown acting alongside Roberts.
The inside of Yael's home is a favorite of Brosnahan's since it has "the coolest interior" because of the rugs and curtains.
"And to walk in and see a set like this-It's a relief and it's exciting because it instantly means there's less pretend and you're that much more invested," she explained.
"You suddenly-It goes from an abstract idea of what it would be like to live in a place like this to being like 'Oh, I understand. It stays cool in here because the walls are made of stone. This is how you make a place that's entirely built of stone a home,'" Brosnahan added.
The Dovekeepers premieres on March 31 at 9 p.m. ET and concludes on April 1.
Each night it will run for two hours.
