'True Blood's' Todd Lowe: 'Terry Isn't the Only One Who's Gone Crazy' (Video)
The actor talks to THR about shooting the military flashbacks and why his character is in more danger than he's ever been before.
Near the end of Sunday’s episode of True Blood, Terry Bellefleur (Todd Lowe) and his military sergeant Patrick Devins (Scott Foley) were surprised by the appearance of their former marine buddy – and were staring down the barrel of his gun.
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Lowe spoke to The Hollywood Reporter in THR’s Cover Lounge about the dramatic episode and how this new character will affect Terry’s fate.
[Warning: Some spoilers if you haven't watched Sunday's episode.]
“He is going to reveal something to us, that it is not a surprise to my character, but it is going to be a surprise to Scott’s. And it’s going to have major significance on the second half of the season,” Lowe tells THR.
Terry, an Iraq vet who continues to suffer from PTSD, has fallen deeper down the rabbit hole this season due to the arrival of Devins. They decided to go on a road trip together to find their fellow marine who may have something to do with the mysterious fires that have been attacking the homes of marines from their group.
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When THR asked Lowe if he felt that his character was in more danger this season then ever before, Lowe said, “Yes, absolutely.”
“Terry isn’t the only one who’s gone crazy,” Lowe adds. “There was an event that happened over there, and Terry and Private Eller are the only ones who are witnesses, so far. There’s still a lot more secrets coming out.”
Sunday’s episode revealed much more about Terry’s past, with flashbacks of Terry in Iraq, and a bloody scene that went down there.
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THR asks Lowe about shooting the flashbacks, which were a very different scene from the usual setting in Bon Temps.
“We went out to the desert, and it’s just the facades, behind it, it’s all plywood and support beams, but when you’re in the middle of it, it’s like, ‘Wow, we’re really out here,’” he says.
Lowe adds that there were former servicemen on set to help the actors with the basics of military garb and patrolling.
As for the rest of season two, Lowe couldn’t reveal Terry’s fate, but did promise that HBO's season 5 will be rewarding for fans.
“I think this season, hardcore viewers of the show are going to be rewarded with storylines involving secondary characters, while still keeping a focus on Sookie and her love interests and suitors,” Lowe says.
Watch THR's interview with Todd Lowe above.
Email: Rebecca.ford@thr.com; Twitter: @Beccamford
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