Catching Up with Actress Carly Pope

Dana: Obviously your character has a love interest as we saw in the very cryptic scenes you had. It seems the two characters have some type of deal. What can you tell me about what is going on there?

Carly Pope: Nothing?! Hahahaha. The fascinating thing about their relationship is that these are two intrinsically different people who based on the constructs in society should not be together but are. Their connection surpasses the rights/wrongs that have been imposed but we get to see if there really is a limit to their love. It’s a chessboard, and I’m hoping this game takes a very, very long time to play out.

Dana: Your character seems a bit forward and undisciplined. Is your character good or bad or a little of both?

Carly Pope: I think it’s only in my nature to infuse a little of both. Morgan’s quite a mystery still, but I believe she’s more calculated than we may assume. All Tomorrow People have been forced into isolation, so there’s a genuine yearning to connect. Her explicit actions are confounding, no doubt, but there’s a dire element of subsistence motivating her, so she’s rooted in that. More lightly, I liken her to someone you may find in a boiler room perhaps they’re choices are questionable but they’re driven by their livelihoods.