“I love playing roles that take me out of my comfort zone,”
he said. “I loved the story line, and more than anything, I have to believe in
the project.”
Martinez decided to take on the role, studying serial
killers in order to fully immerse himself in the complex and unhinged character
of Dale Rogers. While Martinez said he usually plays “the bad guy,” he wanted
to create a new kind of villain.
“The crazy thing I learned is that most serial killers are
‘the guy next door,’ the ones that don’t show any signs of being crazy or
neurotic because they act completely normal and lure their victims in with
kindness and charisma,” he said. “It’s not easy turning that on and off, but I
wanted to do something a little different.”
The intensity of the role was hard for Martinez to overcome,
especially being violent to women, but he is proud of his work and enthusiastic
about the film’s premiere next month on Tuesday, April 21, at River
Oaks Theater in Houston, Texas and on Amazon
Prime.
Until then, he is busy filming the iTunes Series “Tailed”
and AMC’s popular “Better Call Saul,” a spin-off of cult favorite “Breaking Bad.”
His role on “Better
Call Saul” has just begun, and he is looking forward to expanding the
character in future episodes.
“My character Francisco was just introduced, and I can’t say
a lot about what the character means to the series just yet,” he said. “I am
just blessed to have the opportunity.”
By Alexandria Gonzalez
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