PokerFace director talks the stunts of Episode Five...
The first four episodes of Poker Face debuted on Peacock last week and starred Natasha Lyonne as Charlie Cale, a woman who has the ability to tell when people are lying. The first block of episodes featured an array of exciting guest stars including Cheers alum John Ratzenberger, The Mountain Goats frontman John Darnielle, and Get Out star Lil Rel Howery.
He continued,"That whole day [of the fight sequence] for 12 hours, I was just constantly checking with Judith ... Because she was crawling around on the floor and strangling and biting. And just doing all these really crazy physical things. She was down in the dirt all day long, just going for it. She must have been really worn out the next day. I would have."
McKee also talked about how Light was jealous of her stunt double during an earlier part of the episode when her character has to scale a wall.
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