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Jack Coleman Interview - Heroes Season 3

with Rebecca Murray

Jack Coleman ('Noah Bennet' aka 'Horn-Rimmed Glasses') promises the third Season of 'Heroes' is going to blow fans away. The action will be fast and furious, and the storylines will flow right along.

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Transcript: Jack Coleman Interview - Heroes Season 3

Rebecca Murray from About.com Hollywood Movies at the World Premiere of Get Smart.

Jack Coleman ('Noah Bennet' on Heroes)

Now, your character is going to be in a totally different type of storyline next year or do you know?

Jack Coleman: "Well, I do know. We are shooting our fourth episode. Yeah, you know, you're going to see sort of more of a company man. You're going to see a guy on a mission that's called 'Villains'. The volume is called 'Villains' and there are some people who I want to settle scores with, and people who want to settle scores with me. So there's going to be a certain amount of bagging and tagging, hunting and gathering… There's a lot of action."

Will you interact with any of the 'heroes'?

Jack Coleman: (pointing to Zachary Quinto – 'Sylar') "Right down there. We're going to have a good little storyline."

Now that you have Claire's blood in you, is that going to change how you are?

Jack Coleman: "That was a onetime fix. Yeah, that was sort of like a flu shot. You have to get it all the time. No, that's not going to stick."

Is Season 3 going to reinvigorate the franchise? Will it take it back to where it was before last season?

Jack Coleman: "Where it was and beyond. The adrenaline factor in Season 3 is way up there. You're not waiting for answers. The stories are going to evolve with such a speed and with so much pace that I think the audience is going to be really swept along. Yeah, the scripts are pretty thrilling and what we've done so far is pretty great."