Stain with Mark Ruffalo has just ended with the premiere of the seventh and final episode.
The crime drama revolves around an FBI agent leading a task force tasked with stopping a series of vicious robberies carried out by an unsuspecting family man.
The finale episode of the HBO-backed series left fans emotional as Ruffalo’s character Tom Brandis provoked some very powerful emotions distracting viewers from the main plot involving the cops, robbers and the biker gang.
Tasks the finale featured former priest Brandis facing his adopted son Ethan in court.
The curtain falls where the FBI agent reads a poignant letter at his son’s parole hearing with a broken voice.
The scene took Mark seven months to film Stain to think and practice because for him it was the most important and challenging part of the show.
He said The United States today, “That’s a lot of reading letters. But by the time we got there, the show had earned that moment.”
THE Now you see me The star believed that the simpler he kept it, the more powerful he would be. “And that day he told (me) what it should be,” he added.
According to Ruffalo, Stain book 100% on the genre while having all the twists and turns.
He explained: “But even though Brad masters crime, he delves into the complexity of people and their lives within the framework of law and order. These people are so human.”
Created by Brad Ingelsby, Stain stars Mark with Tom Pelphrey, Alison Oliver, Martha Plimpton and Emilia Jones.
