“Will Trent,” which can premiere Tuesday at 10 p.m. on ABC-TV, is a couple of titan from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Performed by 42-year-old Ramon Rodriguez, a button-down man with a traumatic childhood we met when he was adopting a rescue canine.

“After I first examine that scene within the pilot episode the place Will is on the animal shelter and we see that he would not need this canine, he would not need something to do with it, however he isn’t going to depart the canine there. . That instantly grabbed my coronary heart,” mentioned Rodriguez, “and taught me quite a bit about who this man is.

“As you instantly say, ‘Okay, this particular person has a variety of coronary heart’.”

And likewise somewhat thriller. “That is very deliberate on his half,” the Marvel veteran determined. He realizes he is making an impression on Trent. “Even with the three-piece swimsuit he at all times wears, which I see as his armor, he does quite a bit to maintain individuals at bay.

“It is one thing we’re actually cautious about selecting when to peel the onion and present who it’s with completely different individuals. As a result of it is extremely completely different with numerous individuals. She is completely different from her canine Betty and her boss Amanda.

“These completely different elements actually appealed to me and it was thrilling for me to go to play.”

As Trent investigates a brutal homicide and kidnapping, he’s consistently on excessive alert, consistently interacting with numerous teams, even when he appears calm. Think about a shark bobbing within the water, able to kill, however solely when it decides to.

“He could be hyper-focused and really observant, very delicate. He watches issues round him. It is a results of what he went via as a result of he grew up in a foster dwelling system. He is dyslexic, which requires somewhat extra visible involvement. So his view of the world, his interplay with individuals – of him from the standpoint of sharks strolling within the water. great way.

“She watches issues from afar. Her self-confidence can come via when she grasps one thing and she will pull all of it collectively. I do not suppose she’s smug or she thinks she is aware of every thing. The way in which she perceives issues makes me see her as a puzzle grasp.

“He simply has the flexibility to take the breadcrumbs and create a reasonably unbelievable narrative out of them. He can kind issues out in a extremely attention-grabbing means, maybe in a spot the place most individuals may want somewhat extra clue or extra data.”