Misfits - Matthew McNulty (Seth) Interview

You're also playing Seth in Misfits - did you know they'd keep you on when you signed up for the Christmas special?
"Well, there was an option but it was never definite. So I had an inkling but I didn't have a clue what they'd do. But it's been great, we've just started filming it."

Are you having fun?
"Yeah, it's brilliant. Seth's got Nazis to deal with at the moment, and there'll be some zombies further along the line. And a love story as well. It's good."

He's not a very nice guy, Seth...
"Yeah. I think at first you sort of think that, but I think you get to know Seth a little bit more in this next series and you can kind of get a little bit of an understanding of why he is like he is and I think people will warm to him a little bit more."

What else can you tease to get us excited about Misfits?
"I don't know! We only shoot it block by block. At the moment there's an episode where Hitler doesn't get killed. In the Christmas special, Seth makes a reference to someone giving a power away and someone wanted to go back and kill Hitler. Well, he doesn't get killed. Somebody goes back and Hitler doesn't get killed so when they go back to the future it's a different world, and that's where the Nazi thing comes in. I don't know how that guy's mind works, [creator] Howard [Overman]. It's crazy some of the storylines he comes up with."

And Joe Gilgun is joining the cast as Rudy now that Robert Sheehan (Nathan) has left.
"It's just the same level of... Rudy well and truly takes the baton from Nathan."

Full interview at Digital Spy