“He had a bit of a stomach ache…” This scene at Lallybroch that went wrong for Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan

While season 7 ofOutlander has just ended on Netflix, Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan reveal to Télé-Loisirs a filming anecdote, about a horse, which they will remember for a long time…

If the actors ofOutlander have filmed season 7 almost two before part 2 aired, it will certainly stay with them for a long time. Particularly for its moving intrigues, which tested the heroes. The couple of Jamie and Claire, in particular, will not have been spared, each having been afraid of losing the love of their life at one point or another in the intrigues. The final episode of season 7 was no exception, proving particularly moving when Claire wondered if her little daughter Faith could have survived contrary to what they thought. During an interview for Télé-Loisirs, Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan shared anecdotes about filming this season 7.

Outlander season 7: Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan are not about to forget Sleepy, this horse from the series who played a bad trick on them

“It’s hard to remember, because we filmed two years ago, began Caitriona Balfe, laughing. But we had to say goodbye to one of our beautiful horses. And, when we were filming at Lallybroch, Sam and I had our backs to this horse, called Sleepy, and, unfortunately, he happened to have a little bit of a stomach ache. So Sleepy repainted the entire back of our costumes with something you don’t really want to know.” And his partner Sam Heughan added: “At least it was pretty accurate historically.”

“The fans will be left speechless” : for Sam Heughan, the last two episodes of season 7 ofOutlander are his favorites

For his part, Sam Heughan spoke about the final two episodes of this season 7 of Outlander, explaining: “They are filmed beautifully, thanks to our incredible cinematographer. We shot in the middle of winter, it was very cold, but in image it is stunning and I think the fans will be speechless when they see These two episodes are so beautiful.” Jamie’s interpreter added that they were his favorites from the series. “There are so many tough moments in this season. For Jamie, I think the finale is very tough. There’s a lot of drama, as always, but in this season in particular, there is a lot to lose, the characters really become aware of their mortality and the fact that they cannot live without each other.” If the actors have already filmed the season 8 finale ofOutlander, fans will have to wait to find out how the adventures of Jamie and Claire Fraser will end.