[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Season 7 of Outlander.]In Season 7 of the Starz series Outlander, war, change, and evolution are always looming, while the Frasers work to protect their home and their way of life. A growing family also means the possibility of new dangers that separate them across the centuries, with their love for each other being the thread that always ties them together.
SKELTON: For Roger and Bree, they’ve been through so much and had so much trauma. For me, just seeing Brianna come out the other side of that, and just be the woman that she’s become and the mother she’s become, is just really cool to see. You feel very protective of your characters. It’s almost like they are friends now. It sounds weird, but they are real people to us now. We’ve been in their heads for eight years, so it’s just really great and it’s very comforting, having that constant.
RANKIN: Adaptability, and just listening, and understanding that people can have differing opinions. It’s often worth taking the time to evaluate your own because you’re not necessarily always right. I am.RANKIN: But generally for other people, they just need to take the time to think.Or you just tell him that he’s right.
SKELTON: I wonder how Jamie would feel on a roller coaster. It was such a beautiful scene. It was this childlike element of Jamie coming out, which we never get to see. He’s this big, strong Highlander, and then, all of a sudden, there’s this vulnerability in these almost childlike, beautiful, inquisitive questions. That was just such a nice dynamic. It almost made me, and Brianna, laugh.