Chrissy Metz takes on a new role in Apple TV’s crime drama Nocturne, acting alongside Liev Schreiber, Stephen Graham, and Zazie Beetz. The actress, known for her breakout performance as Kate Pearson in This Is Us, continues to demonstrate her range with this project.
During the premiere of Nocturne in New York City, Metz discussed her experience portraying Ida, a character deeply affected by the disappearance of her children. She describes the emotional challenge of balancing grief and hope, noting the complexity it brings to the role. “We all have layers and complexities, and we don’t always get to see it,” she shared.
Metz is enthusiastic about showing different facets of her personality onscreen, contrasting her roles with her real-life persona as someone who enjoys both high energy and emotional depth. This balance made transitioning to the darker themes of Nocturne smoother than anticipated.
Playing Ida required Metz to immerse herself in the role through research and presence, supported by a talented cast. “Working with such a well-rounded group allowed me to fully dive into my character,” she noted.
Based on Lars Kepler’s novels Lazarus and The Sandman, Nocturne features Jonah Lynn, portrayed by Liev Schreiber. An ex-soldier turned detective, he faces danger when a serial killer targets him, which disrupts his family’s peaceful life.
The series includes notable performances by Stephen Graham, Rory Culkin, Poorna Jagannathan, and Gary Carr. Metz praised her costars, mentioning the joy of engaging with their talents on set. She described the experience as a masterclass in acting.
Nocturne releases new episodes on Fridays, offering a dark and engaging narrative for viewers.

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