The eye of Mark Moses is reflected in a rear view mirror just before a scene in the "72 hrs." episode of The Killing. THR visited the set on March 20 in Burnaby, British Columbia.
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Eric Ladin, who plays Jamie Wright, Darren's (Billy Campbell) campaign manager, waits to deliver his lines. In the second season of The Killing, which premiered on April 1, the investigation into Rosie Larsen's murder continues.
Mireille Enos and Joel Kinnaman wait for a driving sequence to begin. Enos, who was nominated for a Tony award in 2005 for her performance in Broadway's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, also played twins Kathy and Jodeen Marquart on HBO's Big Love.
Billy Campbell sits at his character's desk during an after-hours office scene. Campbell plays Darren Richmond, a politician running for mayor of Seattle.
Kristin Lehman checks her phone before the start of a nighttime office scene. She plays Gwen Eaton, Darren's campaign adviser and love interest.
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Jamie Anne Allman waits during a rehearsal. Allman plays Terry Marek, Mitch's younger sister and Rosie's aunt.
Mireille Enos, who stars as Sarah Linden, the lead homicide detective, waits for a driving scene to begin. In June 2011, Enos talk to THR about fans' reactions to the end of season 1, which did not reveal Rosie Larson's killer. "There has been an internet revolt!" she said. "Fans are either loving it or hating it."
Brent Sexton, who plays Stan Larson, the father of murdered teen Rosie, waits during rehearsal.
Claudia Ferri plays Native American band chief Nicole Jackson on the AMC drama. She warms her hands in the light of a heat lamp off set during filming of the "72 hrs." episode.
A card is placed next to Brent Sexton's face in order to use a laser rangefinder to bounce light off of it to measure the scene's focus. The Killing creator Veena Sud recalled the immediate uproar that followed the season one finale as part of The Hollywood Reporter’s drama showrunners Emmy roundtable. “I heard about [the uproar] through the network and through [Fox TV Studios],” says Sud, who does not engage in the social media world.
A microphone and a rain machine attached to a crane flank an exterior scene during filming. “I was surprised initially and sad because we had planned from the very beginning to make this a two-season murder mystery,” Sud says, reflecting on the uproar after season one.
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Camera assistant Scott Cozens and Mark Moses work during a rainy morning scene. “Basically for two years we’ve had a room full of people who know the answer,” Sud says. “So thank God they’re incredibly trustworthy.”
Mark Moses, who joined the show for season 2 as Lt. Erik Carlson, waits in a car on set.
Joel Kinnaman, who plays Stephen Holder, Sarah Linden's (Mireille Enos) homicide detective partner, warms himself indoors on the sound stage after a morning exterior scene.
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Gaffer Owen Taylor checks the lights above a backdrop of Seattle's skyline. Each episode of The Killing, which is set in Seattle, Washington, covers about 24 hours of time.
Makeup assistant Ceilidh Dunn and Billy Campbell wait off-set. Showrunner Veena Sud recently shared with THR that she and the writers knew from Day 1 that a specific character would always end up being the killer. “We did, yes,” Sud says.
Eric Ladin sits in the video village area of the set, a heat lamp lighting his face. His previous roles include William Hofstadt on AMC's Mad Men and Corporal James Chaffin on the HBO miniseries Generation Kill.
Kristin Lehman is framed by the camera during the "72 hrs." episode. Lehman, originally from Toronto, starred in Fox's 2007 action drama TV series Drive.
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Brent Sexton leans in the doorway. His previous work included playing Harry Manning on Deadwood, along with roles on Weeds, Justified, That's Life, Birds of Prey and Judging Amy.
Joel Kinnaman at the wheel of a car rigged for a nighttime driving scene. Kinnaman previously played the lead role in the Swedish film Easy Money.
Animal wrangler Kirk Jarrett holds the ears of a stuffed toy rabbit that he is about to use as a reference puppet. The Killing's season two finale airs on Sunday, June 17.
Patti Kim stands in a set dressed to look like a construction site. Kim plays Roberta Drays, the security chief at the Wapi Eagle Casino.