Molly Kunz reveals details of her role in ‘The Irrational’

Actresses Molly Kunzfrom series like “Chicago Fire”he loved his character in “Irrational”they have very similar interests and it’s a different interpretation than many of the roles he’s played.

Kunz plays Phoebe Duncan, a high school student. behavioral psychology and a research assistant to Professor Alec Mercer, who is a frequently consulted source for Federal Bureau of Investigation solve complex cases.

Psychology is one of the common points in between character and his interpreter, Kunz, admitted that he loves his lessons about it science While in college, he was always fascinated human behavior and why they do the things they do.

This proximity was useful for interpreting the character, besides, Kunz drew many Personality traits the behavior of acquaintances who are studying higher and postgraduate studies or doctorateshe also explored the conditions that Phoebe has to deal with so that you can see her struggling with some of those things on screen.

Phoebe is a very controlled character compared to others Kunz has played, who have a lot going for them experience giving life emotional rolesalthough on this occasion the student of behavioral psychology has a lot fear your emotions.

“(…) he doesn’t really want to be weak, he doesn’t really want to, you know, cry, and he holds it all in, so I think that was different than a lot of other things I’ve played,” the actress explained. .

Over the course of the season, audiences will get to see Phoebe deal with her feelings and his vulnerabilityyou will struggle with it internally and have some experiences where you recognize that you are emotionally affected and that it is okay to have emotions.

Regarding Phoebe and Alec’s relationship in fiction, Kunz commented that his character idolizes him and sees him as her mentor and even a father figure, he is protective and cares for her, they really care for each other.

In the end, Kunz has many of them expectations on what audiences can learn from “The Irrational,” available at Universal+:

“I think I would like people to take away from the show more knowledge about human behavior, learning why people do the things they do and why we ourselves do the things we do. I hope that what people learn from Phoebe is that as we get to know her better and how the series goes on i think we will learn more about where her perfectionism comes from and why she feels so strongly that she can do no wrong and i hope she learns that eventually she can and i hope people struggling with the same thing can learn from it .