Outlander - Inside Episode 6 - Season 7 Trailer HD
Category
📺
TVTranscript
00:00 Jamie and Claire have returned to the rebel camp,
00:02 and Claire has been captured by the British.
00:04 Claire went to look for one of her patients.
00:06 She never came back.
00:07 ♪ (MUSIC PLAYS) ♪
00:10 She gets brought back by the British Army
00:12 to Ticonderoga, which they have now taken over.
00:15 We need water.
00:17 There's very little there.
00:19 Claire is sort of put away with the rest of the prisoners,
00:24 and there she sees Walter again.
00:26 He has blood clots, basically,
00:29 that she diagnoses, and she knows that this is fatal.
00:32 There's a really moving and poignant scene
00:35 between the two of them,
00:37 where she has to kind of sit with him
00:39 in his final moments.
00:40 We start with what's on the page,
00:42 and we build from there, and she came in
00:44 with a bunch of ideas that just made the scene better.
00:48 What she brings every single day is perfect.
00:53 Godspeed, Walter.
00:57 (HORN BLOWS)
00:59 Stop!
01:00 She encounters William Ransom, Earl of Ellesmere,
01:04 who is, of course, as we know, Jamie Fraser's son,
01:08 played wonderfully by Charles Van Der Vaart.
01:10 I am Lieutenant Lord Ellesmere, William Ransom.
01:13 I visited your home on Fraser's Ridge when I was still a boy.
01:16 You saved my father's life.
01:18 It was so lovely. I think it was my first scenes with Charles,
01:22 and he's just such an absolute sweetheart.
01:25 He's an absolute hunk for all you ladies out there.
01:29 It was such a pleasure to work with him,
01:30 and he's such a great addition to the cast.
01:33 He is a star in the making.
01:37 He's so open.
01:38 The way he absorbs notes or comments,
01:42 and then applies them, it's absolutely extraordinary.
01:45 On my honor, I shall let you go.
01:48 I'm not going anywhere without her.
01:50 The lady stays. She is a prisoner of His Majesty the King.
01:53 Ian saved his life, and I think he,
01:55 you know, in one way or another, he owes him.
01:57 I think on one hand, he wants to fulfill his duty
02:00 as a lieutenant, but on the other hand,
02:02 I think he has a great deal of respect for Claire and for Ian.
02:06 A life for a life, Mr. Murray. Or quits.
02:08 Don't let me see you again. I may not have a choice.
02:11 He decides to let them go,
02:14 and sacrifice, I guess, his duty for that honor.
02:17 I think for Ian, the ultimate decision
02:22 to show his love for Rachel is when he entrusts her
02:26 with his lovely canine friend, Rolo.
02:28 I think that's his way of saying to her, "I'll be back."
02:31 She does this big favor for him, which is looking after Rolo.
02:34 She's not maybe quite aware of quite how she feels yet,
02:37 but she just knows she's very, very drawn to him,
02:39 and there's just something about him.
02:41 I think we probably sound like crazy people on set together.
02:43 We're just absolute nonsense.
02:45 We're just laughing all the time.
02:47 And I think that really comes across.
02:48 She's really special.
02:49 If you ever find yourself unable to sleep at night,
02:51 I'll let you take Rolo.
02:53 Aren't I the lucky one?
02:54 Barry O'Connor, who plays Captain Morgan, is fantastic.
03:01 He's a very tall man, which is strange for me
03:03 to be standing next to someone that's taller than me.
03:05 He's a very charismatic character,
03:08 but also, Barry's a very charismatic actor.
03:10 Come with me, and I'll be sure you're well taken care of.
03:13 And bring your rifle.
03:15 Jamie willingly goes with him,
03:17 and I think there's a great understanding
03:19 and possibly a friendship there.
03:21 You're my man.
03:24 You were a teacher once, weren't you?
03:26 This proposal is put at his feet to teach Gaelic.
03:29 I just think it gives him a real sense of purpose,
03:31 and finally, he's finding his footing in this place.
03:35 1980, in the highlands of Scotland,
03:37 a man staying at home to take care of the kids
03:40 was probably stood out.
03:43 [speaking gaelic]
03:47 But what's it mean?
03:48 May your intestines burst through your belly
03:50 and be eaten by crows.
03:51 [laughter]
03:53 [music playing]
03:55 Having Buck McKenzie around has, I think,
03:58 added a lot to the story.
03:59 It was kind of Buck's fault that Roger got hanged.
04:02 You immediately feel a sense of potential
04:05 when these characters start to come on the scene,
04:07 whereas this could go anywhere.
04:09 What the hell do you think you're doing?
04:11 It was a fun one to play.
04:13 Dermot is a brilliant actor.
04:14 He plays-- I think he plays Buck brilliantly.
04:17 So I've been having a lot of fun with him.
04:20 [music playing]
04:24 [music playing]
04:28 [music playing]
04:29 [music playing]
04:30 [music playing]
04:33 [music playing]
04:36 (rock music)
04:38 you