How long did Walton Goggins film the impalement scene for Fallout Season 2?

Walton Goggins endured three to four days of filming for the scene where his character, The Ghoul, was impaled on a pole.

What challenges did Walton Goggins face while filming Fallout Season 2?

Goggins faced physical challenges filming an impalement scene that lasted three to four days and expressed apprehension about wearing prosthetics that affected his voice.

Is there a third season of Fallout confirmed?

Yes, Fallout Season 2's success has led to a greenlit third season, indicating more adventures for Walton Goggins' character, The Ghoul.

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Walton Goggins' Ghoul Endured Grueling 3-Day 'Fallout' Shoot

10 Feb

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Summary

Walton Goggins endured three to four days of filming for one scene.
The Ghoul character was impaled on a pole for an extended period.
Fallout Season 2 filming presented significant physical challenges for Goggins.

Walton Goggins' Ghoul Endured Grueling 3-Day 'Fallout' Shoot

Walton Goggins, who stars as The Ghoul in the recently concluded Fallout Season 2, has shared details about the arduous filming of a particularly intense scene. For the sequence where his character, formerly Cooper Howard, is impaled on a pole, Goggins endured three to four days of continuous shooting. This demanding experience tested the character's resilience and Goggins' own commitment.

Despite the physical toll, Goggins managed to perform, even while dealing with the impact of prosthetics on his voice. His dedication highlights the challenges actors face for their art. The actor also found moments to pay homage to his favorite film, 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,' during the season. The critical and popular success of Fallout Season 2 has already led to a greenlit third season.

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