The Tourist star Jamie Dornan has given major details on season two and we are so excited…
December 06, 2022 - 11:41 GMT Nicky Morris The Tourist star Jamie Dornan has shared some exciting details about the upcoming second season of the popular BBC drama. The thriller series had just about everyone talking when it first premiered in January this year, telling the story of 'The Man' who wakes up with amnesia following a car accident in the Australian outback.
"There are conversations about how you continue the story – is it set before or after what we’ve already seen? It’s definitely all up for discussion. I really like playing the character and I think there’s more to explore," he added.MORE: 7 films that are a must-watch in December She also revealed that two other women he had used as drug mules died on the plane after the bags exploded in their stomachs.
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