In an interview with Digital Trends, The BridgeandTunnel cast discuss season two and what it's like to work with Ed Burns.
Nostalgia is a powerful drug, and Ed Burns is setting out to channel the spirit of 1980s Long Island once again in the second season of his show, Bridge and Tunnel. The series follows a group of recent college graduates trying to make sense of their lives as they yearn for a better life in Manhattan while remaining true to their roots on Long Island.
Sam Vartholomeos: Everyone finds it super nostalgic. They love the music, especially. I guess the one thing that almost everyone complained about was that there’s not more content. They were like “It’s only six episodes and it’s gone.” So I think they’ll be happy with season two and hopefully, we just keep it going and give people what they want.
Brian Muller: Definitely. I mean I felt like we could just relax and play whereas, in season one, I felt like I had more nerves. Season two just felt like I was walking into familiar territory. We had to get close really quickly. In season one, I think we did. But then to have another year of maturation of these relationships, we hung out and talked outside of filming. That just made everything snappy.
The band is a huge storyline this season. Erica, you got to showcase some of your musical abilities, especially your voice. Were you excited to sing this season? Zumbado: That was a crazy conversation. It was my last day on the set of season one, and Ed found out from someone that I’m super into rock music because I do play. He’s asked, “What do you play?,” and I told him. “Great. That’s in. Perfect. You’re doing it next season.” And I said, “Oh boy. Okay, let’s see.”
Now, he’s in the thick of it. He’s in the club. He’s managing crises. It’s the whole thing. One of my favorite movies, when I was growing up, was Almost Famous. So I feel like I’m living my little Almost Famous reality with Pags this year.
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