Overview
- In interviews published Jan. 19, Elba tells People he would fare worse than his character in a real hijacking.
- He says he would try to appeal to captors' humanity, contrasting with Sam Nelson's more calculated approach.
- Season 2, now rolling out weekly on Apple TV after its Jan. 14 debut, relocates the crisis to a Berlin underground train.
- Elba, who serves as an executive producer, says he initially doubted they could recreate the first season's success.
- He adds that writers even considered a version where Sam was the hijacker, which helped unlock new story ideas.