Bellamy Young discusses her role as the wife of a notorious serial killer in FOX's new thriller 'Prodigal Son'
and Emmy Award and Golden Globe nominee Lou Diamond Phillips that fell apart in the 1990s when it was discovered that the patriarch was a notorious serial killer known as , a predator who murdered at least 23 people. His wife, Jessica, was left to clean up the mess and raise their children.In this new role, Young is once again playing a gladiator, though this time of a different sort.
Audiences are also loving the combination of dark and light and the network has taken note, recently bumping up the series order from 13 to 22 episodes in its first pickup of the fall season. Smart move considering the series premiere was the highest-rated new series on any network. When we spoke, Young said how happy she is to be back living in New York where the show is filmed. She’s also grateful to be on a weekly series again, especially one that’s getting such great buzz. On this day, she was looking forward to an impending rainstorm. Gray skies set the mood for talking about the show.Jessica’s biggest goal, explains Young, is to protect her children, especially her troubled son. Behind her character’s perfect smile, is a desperate need to keep her family safe.
So, how much did Jessica know about her husband’s murderous activities? “The delightful thing is that I don’t know,” she answers. “I play as if I know, but to be honest, we don’t get that far ahead of what’s airing.” She does, however, have a few inclinations.We see in a repeated flashback prior to her husband’s arrest, her warning Malcolm that he has no idea what his father is capable of.
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