Power Book IV: Force actor Joseph Sikora has weighed in on his character's drug dealing relationship with CBI leader Diamond Sampson.
During an exclusive Digital Spy interview, the Tommy Egan performer (a role he's filled within the crime drama franchise since 2014) teased how it's all going to progress in the forthcoming episodes.
"Well, I think that as much as Diamond is relearning the streets, Tommy is learning the streets, so in a lot of ways their missions are aligned," the star noted.
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"Diamond is trying to keep on the straight and narrow, but he knows he has to do, what he has to do once he gets out, because fortune puts him in that situation.
"Just as Tommy is on his way to Los Angeles, but fortune puts him in the way of Chicago. So in a lot of ways, there is a lot of reflectiveness of their combined mission within the storyline, certainly for the first season."
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"Now will they be friends? Will they be foes? Will they be brothers in arms, or will they be enemies?" Sikora pondered.
"I mean all of those possibilities could certainly unfold, but I think Tommy has a lot of respect for Diamond and Diamond Tommy. And for a man that kind of thrives and expects respect and through respect, loyalty if you get into business with them.
"I think that it's an interesting pairing."
Sikora also dished on working with Tommy Flanagan, who plays Walter Flynn, describing it as "a dream" to us.
"He’s the best. Tommy Flanagan is the best. He's an exceptional human being. He's a brilliant, present actor who's in the pocket. He's a fun, nice, loving, family man who loves his daughter more than anything else in the world, and is a huge lover of animals and music," Sikora shared.
"He's a bit of a poet, as all people with that Irish blood in their veins typically are. So, he was an absolute luxury to be around."
Power Book: Ghost seasons 1 and 2 are available on Starzplay. Power Book III: Raising Kanan aired on Starz in the US, and both shows stream on Starzplay, available through Amazon Prime Video, in the UK.
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