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The team doesn’t know how to classify him. For instance, Leon Rippy of “Saving Grace” and “Deadwood” “comes in and plays a very shadowy character who, it turns out, has been aware of the Leverage team’s every move. That is not to say that “Leverage” has any less of its usual quotient of capers. We’re dealing with it in very kind of awkwardly funny moments.” And it’s very sticky for Nate and Sophie, how to define the relationship, how it’s going to interfere with the work.
Then they have to wonder whether other members of the team know. So when we start off this season, they have to figure out how to tell the team they’re seeing each other, whether it’s a good idea or bad idea to tell the team. “When last we left Sophie and Nate, they were in that hotel room in San Lorenzo. But Hutton says their furtive romance has brought a whole different tension to the hit drama about an elite team of modernday Robin Hoods that returns to the TNT lineup June 26. Viewers got a surprise when it turned out that Sophie Devereaux (Gina Bellman) was hidden under the covers of his character, Nate Ford’s bed.
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Television series creators who make the most of sexual tension between characters always take a risk when they decide to bring their long-lusting couples together - which is just what happened at the end of Timothy Hutton’s “Leverage” last season. Timothy Hutton: What’s Next for ‘Leverage’ Love Duo This entry was posted in The Hollywood Exclusive by Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith, Uncategorized and tagged "Leverage", Timothy Hutton, TNT on Jby Stacy Jenel Smith. Notes Hutton, “I think we always felt, TNT and the producers always felt, that the appeal of the show couldn’t be pinpointed to any one group.”Īs this season unfolds, not only will his Nate Ford character be dealing with the ramifications of his romance with sexy grifter Sophie Devereaux (Gina Bellman) - but “a shadowy group that is following the Leverage team. This year, to return to the same timeslot turned out to be a good decision for the show.”ĭemographic breakdowns also show that younger viewers have been cottoning to the series that follows the high tech, high risk capers of a group of modernday Robin Hoods. We’re very happy to be on at nine o’clock on Sundays. Hutton is very happy with the ratings gains, of course. You have to know the gang at Timothy Hutton’s “Leverage” is in a celebratory mood - with the TNT series attracting a 10 per cent ratings increase for its season opener last Sunday over its season premiere last year.
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