.thedannypino reflects on his role on lawandordertv ahead of his return: “His life was rather tumultuous, with his relationship to his career. His time at SVU is certainly dramatic, to say the least.” SVU500
) and the SVU team for help clearing a convicted man’s name. Speaking to ET, Pino opened up about his return to the franchise, what he thinks about Amaro’s off-screen evolution, and if this will open the door for more episodes or appearances down the road.
After transferring to the SVU in season 13, Det. Amaro proved to be dedicated to the cause. But his temperament often got the best of him, with an off-duty assault of a pedophile leading to a temporary demotion. And because of a history of misconduct accusations, his hopes of moving up the ranks proved to be a pipe dream. By the end of season 16, Amaro was last seen injured in a courtroom shootout, marking the end of his time at SVU.
When it comes to Amaro’s off-screen evolution, Pino says it was interesting to see how he’s changed over the years -- and he’s quite happy to see where his character has ended up. “He certainly has a positive direction to his life where he’s still able to do what he feels is important, which is solving cases and bringing closure to families,” the actor says.
“Aesthetically, what the show looks like, that might be the biggest change for me and looking at the monitor and watching what we were shooting and shadowing [the director] when I wasn’t in certain scenes just to see how he was going to shoot it,” Pino says, “tipping my hat to how the show has evolved.”
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