Snowfall spoilers follow.
Snowfall star Angela Lewis has admitted that "all bets are off" for her character Louie Saint ahead of the series finale.
The FX crime drama is nearing the end of its sixth and final season, with Louie suffering a huge loss recently following the death of her husband Jerome (Amin Joseph).
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The latter was killed in a shootout while trying to save Louie, while she is also at war with nephew Franklin (Damson Idris).
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Following the loss, Lewis explained to Variety that following her character's conversation with Cissy (Michael Hyatt), where she admits she has nothing left to care for, "everything is on the table and everything is off the table".
"She doesn't need to be careful and she doesn't want to be careful," she said. "She doesn't need to mince words that she doesn't want to. Her partner in all things is gone so there's no need for protection. I feel like in that space, she's like, if somebody tries to kill me or go back to me and they take me out, they take me out.
"She's not hiding. She's not strategizing to stay in the game as long as you can anymore. It's all bets are off."
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Speaking further about Louie's vulnerability, the actress explained: "She really did lose everything and she really is shattered. I don't think she has the ability to put on a face the way she has the rest of the season."
The star also spoke about people painting her as the villain of the season, admitting that it is "not surprising and I'm not mad at it", especially as her character arc has been in the works for a while.
Snowfall airs on FX in the US while it's available to watch on Disney+ in the UK.
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