Inga Cadranel: <\/strong>I worked previously with both of the show’s creators. [I worked with] Graeme Manson on a series I did with him for two years, a comedy and John Fawcett–I worked with him on a cop procedural for a year. So I worked with both of them in different facets. I got along fantastically with both of them and I’m a big fan and admire their work. I auditioned like everyone else, but because I had worked so closely with them before, they both knew me very well. Everyone in town wanted to get in on this show…people would tell me about it…saying how amazing it was…so, the fact that the guys knew me very well–they knew my work, they knew what I could do–I think that really helped me land the part…I read this script once and thought “This is going to be something special.”<\/p>\n My character, Detective Angela Deangelis [is] tough, she’s by the book, she’s intense and she’s very driven. <\/p>\n What’s your favorite thing about working on this type of show?<\/strong><\/p>\n Inga Cadranel: <\/strong>Well, sci-fi is such an exciting genre to play because the possibilities are really endless. When we get the script each week, it’s always so exciting to see what it’s going to be about and what’s going to happen next. We were all just as on edge as I’m sure the viewers are to see where Sarah…will go. It’s always very freeing, I guess, to do sci-fi because the possibilities are endless. It’s not going to be the same formula per episode…You won’t be doing the same thing every time. So in that regard, it’s exciting to play this genre. And also, because it’s so well done, it’s almost like it could really happen. It’s based in such a real, sincere style that it doesn’t feel like sci-fi in the way of [having] creatures and aliens. But, it’s very real, very human, so it makes it almost more thrilling because the viewers can feel like this could really happen to them. <\/p>\n As the season progresses, what can fans of the show expect from your character?<\/strong><\/p>\n Inga Cadranel: <\/strong>She’s definitely getting more intense. I can’t give anything away because the show has so many twists and turns to it and the discoveries that are made [by] all the characters…makes it really, really cool and exciting. I can’t really give anything away. I think my character becomes more driven and more intense with a common goal, which is finding out what’s going on [laughs]. I can’t really give any more information than that. <\/p>\n Well, I’ll just ask for the record–even though you can’t really give anything away–what kind of shockers can fans expect later this season? We’ve already seen some amazing stuff happen already.<\/strong> <\/p>\n Inga Cadranel: <\/strong>Yeah, and a ton more happens, as far as Sarah, Tatiana Maslany’s character, is concerned. I think every episode starts to be another shock, another reveal and another clue into this web that she starts to realize and it’s really sordid and it goes really deep. It’s not what she expected and it starts to get woven together in a real interesting way. <\/p>\n The show itself seems to be one that, of course, sci-fi fans would like, but especially fans of shows like “Dollhouse” and “LOST,” since “Orphan Black” also deals with conspiracy and the idea of clones. Why do you think these story elements resonate so well with fans?<\/strong><\/p>\n
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