Actress Morgan Kohan reacts to the drama experienced by Maggie in the first episode of season 3 of Back to Sullivan’s Crossingthe romantic series with Chad Michael Murray broadcast on TFX and TF1+.
While the romantic series Back to Sullivan’s Crossing is being broadcast on TFX in France, and still available for free on TF1+, season 3 unprecedented has just started in Canada on Sunday, April 27. Please note, this article contains spoilers in season 3. A first episode strong in emotions, which answers the big question that fans asked themselves after the dramatic end of season 2, which left one of the characters between life and death. If we quickly learn that Sully survived the fire of Rob’s restaurant, another tragedy was played that evening for Maggie. The young woman has indeed lost her baby. A dramatic intrigue, which is reminiscent of Mel’s journey in Virgin River, adapted from the novels of Robyn Carr as is also the case with Back to Sullivan’s Crossing. During an interview with Télé-Loisirs, actress Morgan Kohan reacted to this tragic twist for Maggie.
Morgan Kohan experienced “A feeling of fear and responsibility” Faced with Maggie’s miscarriage in season 3 of Back to Sullivan’s Crossing
“It’s interesting because it was one of the potential intrigues of the first season, Morgan Kohan told us. I remember that Roma Roth (the show’s showrunner, editor’s note) told me about it. I was happy to discover that this intrigue had returned to the table because it remains something that we can see in the series and which however affects so many people. So I was happy to learn that it was part of the plot this year. “ However, Morgan Kohan was not without understanding this story, heavy to wear. “Of course, there is also a feeling of fear and responsibility, to say that you have to do things well so that people feel represented, to do this as it should be.”
Back to Sullivan’s Crossing : Will Maggie and Cal have a child? What the books of Robyn Carr teach us
Could Maggie and Cal have a child in the future, although the character played by Chad Michael Murray warned the young woman in the previous seasons that he did not want to have biological children, for fear of transmitting responsible genes of schizophrenia? In the books of Robyn Carr, including Back to Sullivan’s Crossing is adapted, Maggie and Cal indeed have a child, a girl named Elizabeth. According to a surfer on the Reddit forum, they do genetic tests to appease Cal fears. The intrigue of the series diverges largely compared to the novels of Robyn Carr. In books, Maggie also undergoes a miscarriage, but much earlier, it is also the reason for his arrival at Sullivan’s Crossing. This miscarriage is also the reason for his break with Andrew, who did not want a child and who is therefore not really affected. Maggie and Cal put themselves much faster than in the series and marry, before having a child. “Yes, they have a child in books. As for the series, I don’t know, I leave that to Roma, it is the magician who knits this story. But why not, if we do ten seasons, why not, we will see”the concluance of the Kohan Morgan.
