How did you prepare for the pivotal moment, particularly handling their bisexuality revelation? I used to hate it actually, and now I think I’ve warmed to the idea.Īnother defining moment from the episode had to be the train discussion between Loki and Sylvie. So I was pleased that the running was later on. So we had a lot of time to get fit because I couldn’t have run that much in January. But during that time we carried on training. So we obviously had a big hiatus because of the pandemic. And I don’t think we shot that particular scene where we’re running a lot until September or October of that year. We started training and stunt prep in January 2020 when we first arrived in Atlanta. This episode involved a lot of physical activity, from running around Lamentis to some pretty kick-ass fight sequences. I think she’s still annoyed with him, but there’s definitely a mutual respect sort of brewing at that point as well. The Tempad’s broken and that’s his fault. So I think at that point she’s still pretty pissed off with him.
By the end of Episode 3, the arc has blown up and they’re still stuck on Lamentis-1. Yeah, it’s a great dynamic to play.Ĭonsidering they get to know one another over the course of Episode 3, does Sylvie see Loki as an ally by the end or is he still an obstacle getting in the way of her mission? It’s fun trying to try to make someone mad and the vice versa. So it was really helpful to be able to ask him anything, so I could figure out what would wind him up which was important for the dynamic between Loki and Sylvie.
And Tom knows so much about Loki obviously he’s been playing him for 10 years and he knows the character inside and out. It was fantastic, an amazing opportunity. What was it like getting to prepare for your scenes together and how did it help you with your own role? The dynamic between you and Tom Hiddleston onscreen is fantastic. I’m excited to see people’s reactions and hear what think when they watch a little bit more. Yeah, I think you’ll learn a little bit more about why she’s so angry with the TVA and why the plan has been years in the making. Is it safe to say we’ll dive deeper into her history? We know Sylvie is on a mission to infiltrate the TVA and it has been years in the making. So although there is a lot of inspiration from the comics, this is a new story and backstory for Sylvie. She’s sort of given herself that name and reinvented herself as Sylvie and that’s who she is now. You know, the writers and producers have taken a lot of inspiration from the comics and Sylvie is a variant of Loki, but she’s a character in her own life. Sophia Di Martino: You’ve absolutely nailed it. Is she a mixture of Lady Loki and Sylvie (a.k.a. So, we’ve met your character Sylvie, but she’s also another variant of Loki. The actor also talked about working with Tom Hiddleston and figuring out how time works on the Disney+ series.
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