ABC is going to the dark side with the ’80s drama “Wicked City,” which debuts Tuesday night.
Ed Westwick, who stars as a creepily charming serial killer, says, “He appears to be very genuine when he has this compassionate, sensitive side,” when asked if his character Kent has any redeeming qualities.
Teasing one of his complex relationships on the Tuesday night series, Westwick, who rose to fame playing Chuck Bass on the CW’s “Gossip Girl,” adds, “I would argue that there’s something very intriguing about the relationship with the neighbor’s daughter.”
Westwick said he was drawn to the show’s setting and the multi-faceted role when reading the script. “The year of 1982 on the Sunset Strip — the sex, drugs, and rock and roll atmosphere, it sounded pretty cool, to be honest,” he says in the video. “And then, to play the character that I’m playing, I get to be a chameleon.
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Ed Westwick, who stars as a creepily charming serial killer, says, “He appears to be very genuine when he has this compassionate, sensitive side,” when asked if his character Kent has any redeeming qualities.
Teasing one of his complex relationships on the Tuesday night series, Westwick, who rose to fame playing Chuck Bass on the CW’s “Gossip Girl,” adds, “I would argue that there’s something very intriguing about the relationship with the neighbor’s daughter.”
Westwick said he was drawn to the show’s setting and the multi-faceted role when reading the script. “The year of 1982 on the Sunset Strip — the sex, drugs, and rock and roll atmosphere, it sounded pretty cool, to be honest,” he says in the video. “And then, to play the character that I’m playing, I get to be a chameleon.