Black Sails cast Billy

Billy Bones (Tom Hopper) recently made his go back to Starz’s “Black Sails” after vanishing into the murky sea on Season 1.

He ended up being captured and tortured because of the Brit Navy. But, we in addition learned that he made an offer for his release, one in that he promised to capture and deliver Flint to them.

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He continued, “As I became reading the episodes, I became viewing specific views and thinking ‘OK, therefore he’s for the reason that mentality.’ Then all of a sudden, he was holding something straight back in the future. Therefore, it is very interesting for me personally to play it as an actor and look for that small subtext in it.”

After the two wear a tremendously touching reunion because of their shipmates, Bones decided to press aside the deal he created using the Royal Navy and see if Flint’s want to deliver a young woman returning to her high-ranked dad in The united kingdomt will play away.

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“There’s several things he’s likely to experience, ” Hopper stated. “The means I like to view it, Billy is probably maintaining things under wraps. There’s more that he’s not permitting in. I do believe he’s placing things apart for the time being for the great associated with staff, for the great for the cause and exactly what he knows is the right action to take for now, but We don’t believe he previously lets get of items that he’s discovered.”

“Black Sails” airs Saturdays at 9 p.m. on Starz.

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