“In the coming-of-age supernatural series, after their father is murdered under mysterious circumstances, the three Locke siblings and their mother move into their ancestral home, Keyhouse, which they discover is full of magical keys that may be connected to their father’s death,” reads the synopsis. Joining them are Laysla De Oliveira as Dodge, Griffin Gluck as Gabe/Dodge, as well as Petrice Jones as Scot, and Hallea Jones as Eden. Additionally, Darby Stanchfield as Nina Locke and Aaron Ashmore as Duncan Locke. It currently stars Connor Jessup as Tyler Locke, Emilia Jones as Kinsey Locke, and Jackson Robert Scott as Bode Locke.
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Locke & Key is Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s comic book series of the same name. Locke & Key Season 2 is now streaming on Netflix.RELATED: Locke & Key Season 3 Trailer Previews the Intense Final Chapter Not! He's wrong, but that's his thinking." And I think that's what Gabe wants to be - he wants to be ruler supreme because if everyone did things his way, things would be fine. There's certain points throughout the season actually where he does explain his goal without explaining the steps he's going to take to get there … he definitely makes the case that this world is just chaotic already, it's filled with stupid people, and that it needs some law in order. "Gabe really does not have a leg to stand on," Gluck said about his character. The demons, particularly Dodge/Gabe, have their own drama in Season 2. "Let's just say we had probably more fun than we should have hanging 30 feet off the ground."
"There's a sequence towards the end of Season 2 that required Emilia and I to be hung in the sky for multiple days at a time with her arms wrapped around me," Jessup shared about his character, Tyler, the oldest Locke son. Those higher stakes at some point literally cause some Lockes to take flight. And then this spiral happens in the second half of the season as the stakes are higher for the kids … the same thing happens with Nina." "She meets someone, it's a really better place for Nina than we've ever seen her in. "Nina's arc for Season 2 starts really great," Stanchfield said about her character, who's the mother of the three Locke children. Things, however, don't start out so bad for all the Locke's, at least. I knew that to get there, I'd have to really amp it up." "So in my mind I went into this knowing that I'm not very threatening or frightening, just on my own, with my regular energy. I'm not particularly muscle-bound," he explained. Gluck agreed that playing the monstrous villain of both seasons required him to bring more to his performance. "I went, 'Okay, Eden is already kind of evil and kind of chaotic in the first season, let's just max this out.' I leaned into her being this problematic, underestimated, can't-be-tamed feisty badass who's just stylin', and the writers made it easy." These major changes to Gabe and Eden caused Gluck and Jones to shift their performance accordingly. Eden and Gabe are now a demonic duo pretending to be regular old students. We also found out at the end of last season that the Lockes' classmate, Eden, got infected by a demon when they opened the Omega Door. Unbeknownst to the Locke kids, Dodge is still in the town of Matheson in the form of Gabe, and he isn't the only demon residing there. Gabe is, in fact, another disguise for the demon Dodge, the villain of the first season who the Locke kids think they destroyed by throwing him through the Omega Door. At the end of Season 1, we found out that Gabe wasn't just a boarding school kid with a big crush on Kinsey Locke (Emilia Jones).
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