Vorige week is in Amerika het tweede seizoen van Marvel's Agent Carter begonnen en kunnen we nu zien hoe deze geheime agente een avontuur beleeft in het Los Angeles van de jaren veertig. De rol van Peggy Carter wordt gespeeld door de prachtige Hayley Atwell, en deze sprak recent met de website Collider over haar rol in deze TV serie en daar van kan je hier onder alvast een stukje lezen.

One of the things that's cool about the second season is that it's a new location so you can bring in a lot of new stuff. Could it be, if you get a Season 3, that you need to go to London next season?

ATWELL: That would be amazing! [Laughs]. I love it. I think in Season 2 -without giving anything away- there are slight moments that we see of what her life potentially could have been before and back in England, and it also sets up a very rich background for her. So knowing that her roots are there, knowing that there are certain things that happened in her past in England that defined who she was as a woman, as a person, I think there's plenty of opportunity to explore that a little bit more. It would just mean we wouldn't be able to bring the whole crew over, we love the crew here [Laughs], so we'd be having to say goodbye, but then we've always had this strong sense of being a family here, we want to protect the show and what's best for the show. So if the showrunners felt that there was a rich bank of stories to tell and things to be explored back in England, then I think that's something that they would absolutely kind of entertain and would at least be willing to hear my thoughts on the subject.

I just love the idea of shots of Big Ben and Jarvis in his slippers with his hot water bottle, and especially because I think that's kind of the natural comic point of Jarvis being out here, is that he hates L.A. and he's got some great moments where he's trying to figure out what's wrong. He welcomes me in the sunshine but he's got an umbrella trying to hide himself from the sun and he's in his full three-piece suit, and he's just so stubborn, he won't submit to the L.A. lifestyle and he complains about the fact that what is the point of palm trees, they offer no shelter, and everyone eats avocado with everything; and that's very, very funny. So we're seeing him out of his environment, so to see him in his environment would also be very quaint and very sweet and I'm sure a lot of American audiences would love to see it, because they love a bit of Brit.