Washington [US], actor Jared Padalecki has enthusiastically accepted Eric Kripke's invitation to join the cast of the acclaimed Amazon Prime Video series 'The Boys' for its fifth and final season, marking a reunion between the actor and the creator from 'Supernatural'. '
In a recent interview with Deadline, Padalecki expressed his excitement about collaborating once again with Kripke on a project he cares deeply about.
Responding to the question about joining 'The Boys,' Padalecki quickly stated, "The answer is yes."
"We've talked [about a role]. We actually talked today," Padalecki revealed. "I think at this point in my life as an actor, I only want to work on projects that I really care about or with people that I really care about, and obviously Eric and I are indelibly connected forever."
Padalecki, who bids farewell to his role on the CW series 'Walker' next week following its abrupt cancellation in May, emphasized his admiration for Kripke's creative vision and the long-standing professional relationship he has nurtured over the years. his time on 'Supernatural'.
"I mean, he created 'Supernatural'. He created Sam Winchester. He created Ruby [Genevieve Padalecki], who I ended up marrying and starting a family with," Padalecki reflected in the interview with Deadline.
"I love him. I love his humor. I love him as a person, his way of telling stories. So I can't wait," he added.
While the fifth season of 'The Boys' is not scheduled to film until next year, Padalecki assured that he is ready and eager to return to Kripke's world when the call comes.
Padalecki's possible involvement in 'The Boys' also raises hopes of a reunion with his 'Supernatural' co-star Jensen Ackles, who played Soldier Boy in season 3 of the series and made appearances in the spin-off 'Gen V'. '.
Ackles' character has yet to appear in 'The Boys' season 4, but fans are speculating about the possibility of a crossover reunion.
In a recent interview with Deadline, Padalecki expressed his excitement about collaborating once again with Kripke on a project he cares deeply about.
Responding to the question about joining 'The Boys,' Padalecki quickly stated, "The answer is yes."
"We've talked [about a role]. We actually talked today," Padalecki revealed. "I think at this point in my life as an actor, I only want to work on projects that I really care about or with people that I really care about, and obviously Eric and I are indelibly connected forever."
Padalecki, who bids farewell to his role on the CW series 'Walker' next week following its abrupt cancellation in May, emphasized his admiration for Kripke's creative vision and the long-standing professional relationship he has nurtured over the years. his time on 'Supernatural'.
"I mean, he created 'Supernatural'. He created Sam Winchester. He created Ruby [Genevieve Padalecki], who I ended up marrying and starting a family with," Padalecki reflected in the interview with Deadline.
"I love him. I love his humor. I love him as a person, his way of telling stories. So I can't wait," he added.
While the fifth season of 'The Boys' is not scheduled to film until next year, Padalecki assured that he is ready and eager to return to Kripke's world when the call comes.
Padalecki's possible involvement in 'The Boys' also raises hopes of a reunion with his 'Supernatural' co-star Jensen Ackles, who played Soldier Boy in season 3 of the series and made appearances in the spin-off 'Gen V'. '.
Ackles' character has yet to appear in 'The Boys' season 4, but fans are speculating about the possibility of a crossover reunion.
