The Big Picture [Editor’s note: The following contains some spoilers for Season 3 of Warrior.]In Season 3 of the Max series Warrior, based on the writings of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, Mai Ling is attempting to consolidate power in her favor, but with change comes new enemies and allies are more important than ever.
ANDREW KOJI: It was less about, “We’re going back into it,” and more about everything that we’ve learned along the way, in the past two and a half years or so. All the life experience we’ve had informed the performances. Everything we’ve learned fuels the season. The show has always felt like an underdog, from its inception in Bruce Lee’s mind, over 60 years ago now, to going to a different streamer. Everything has informed that, and we try and use it.
KOJI: There are historical things we can research with the story, but the most important thing for the interpretation of a character is understanding the emotional throughline and identifying with that. Having two and a half years to reflect on the story and the stuff we’d gone through, that was our guiding light. I think people did their best work this season. That’s not PR talk, that’s true.
What do you guys most enjoy about getting to explore the relationship between your characters? Over your time on the series, it’s been so interesting to watch the dynamic evolve between your characters. They’re like brothers, but still don’t know whether they can fully trust each other. What has that been like to explore?
KOJI: And that’s a testament to Jonathan Tropper, Josh [Stoddard] and Evan [Endicott], and the whole writing team.
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