If IGN's previous report is anything to go by, "Heroes Reborn" star Zachary Levi seems to be joining the dark side in NBC's reboot of the cult classic series.
Levi himself talked about his role in the upcoming show to TV Junkies.
Although he didn't really confirm his role's affiliation, he did tease that his character, Luke Collins, will be "doing things for a reason, a reason that he's convinced is the right thing to do, at least for the time being or whatever."
He did confirm as well that Luke Collins will be the show's "wild card", adding that he likes playing the character because "you get a little more leeway to play with that and to surprise people. I'm a big fan of surprising people."
"He's complicated," he shared. "But I think the complication is what makes it really intriguing. When I found out who they wanted me to play I was like, 'Yes. That's the character I would like to play.'"
Since most of the information of the series is being kept under very tight wraps, "Heroes Reborn" star Zachary Levi can't reveal much about his character in fear of sharing "spoiler alerts".
"They all start in one spot and they all end in another," he managed to share. "It's really big and a lot of things are going on. These things affect each of the characters. That definitely happens to my character as well."
Meanwhile, another original character will reportedly join the 13-episode mini-series.
According to We Got This Covered, Noah Gray-Cabey, who plays the young Micah Sanders, will be returning for a guest role together with Sendhil Ramamurthy, known for playing Dr. Mohinder Suresh.
They will be joining other original cast members Jack Coleman, Greg Grunberg, Masi Oka and Jimmy Jean-Louis. Aside from "Heroes Reborn" star Zachary Levi, the show also added new faces to the show such as Ryan De Guzman ("Boy Next Door"), Dylan Bruce ("Orphan Black") and more.
