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'Cross' Season 2: Vigilante Luz's Brutal Debut
12 Feb
Summary
- Jeanine Mason's audition for Luz featured a chilling monologue.
- Luz targets wealthy men who abuse trafficked women.
- The show explores trafficking and Latino culture's challenges.
Jeanine Mason's introduction as the vigilante Luz in 'Cross' Season 2 was marked by a powerful and bloody monologue in the premiere episode. Mason described her audition for the role as exhilarating, performing the entire scene that first viewers witness.
Luz, a relentless character, confronts Richard Helvig on a private island where wealthy men exploit trafficked women. She reveals her personal vendetta, stemming from her mother's death, and delivers a visceral speech before executing Helvig, highlighting the show's grim themes.
Mason noted her shift to anti-hero roles, coming from more protagonist-driven parts. She expressed that 'Cross' allows her to explore darker characters, appreciating the creative freedom granted during her audition.
The series, 'Cross,' continues to tackle significant social issues such as labor and sex trafficking. It also emphasizes the richness of Latino culture and the distinct societal hurdles faced by the community, balancing entertainment with relevant commentary.
