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Sandisiwe Mbhele

By Sandisiwe Mbhele

UX Content Writer

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14 Sep 2022

03:45 pm

Jason Momoa on drawing inspiration from his personal life

Jason Momoa stars in Apple Tv's 'See' and said playing the character Baba Voss was the most challenging in his career.

Jason Momoa in Apple TV's See

Jason Momoa as Baba Voss in Apple TV’s ‘See’. Picture: Twitter

Anytime you mention the name Jason Momoa there is often many women and men googly-eyed at the thought of just seeing the actor in pictures, in his films and series. It was no different when viewing the final season of See on Apple TV. 

For some fans, Momoa’s breakout role came when he starred in Game of Thrones as Drago. However he has been consistent with good appearances in movies such as the lead in DC Comics Aquaman and recently the last three seasons of See. 

The synopsis of See is set hundreds of years into the future. It gives a gleam fictional look at the brutal and primitive future, as humankind has lost the ability to see.

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Known for his bulky physique, Momoa said his training regimen was still intense as he had to keep up the routine for Aquaman 2, which was shot just weeks after See wrapped up. 

Those starring in season three of See alongside Momoa are Sylvia Hoeks, Hera Hilmar, Christian Camargo, Archie Madekwe, Nesta Cooper, Tom Mison, Olivia Cheng, Eden Epstein, Michael Raymond-James, David Hewlett and Trieste Kelly Dunn.

As the Zoom chat ended, Jason Momoa’s infectious personality came out even more, with him making a remark that international Zoom interviews should be less formal, at least allowing the journalists to ask the questions.

See streams every Friday on Apple TV.

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