Cowboy Bebop star Alex Hassell reflects on his circuitous route to stardom.
Hassell can pinpoint the exact moment he wanted to become an actor: a local production ofwhich he auditioned for at the age of 12. He scored the titular part right away, and perhaps naively, thought that landing roles would always be that easy. “I was very hopeful and determined that I'll be one of those lucky people that just sailed to the top of the A-list.
, he now readily calls himself a “huge fan.” Hassell stresses, though, that he’s not trying to perfectly replicate the original show: “I've paid very close attention to the anime up to a point when you then have to let it go and try and be your own version of it,” he says. Nowhere is that more evident than in Vicious, a ruthless, katana-wielding killer moving up the ranks of the feared crime organization, the Syndicate.
“His actions are absolutely deplorable,” Hassell says. “He's an extremely violent and abusive human being. If you're going to play a character, you have to attempt to understand how they've ended up in a position to make those choices that they deem as good choices.” In many ways, Vicious is also the darker inverse of’s protagonist, Spike Spiegel .
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