Anthony Mackie shares his Twisted Metal season 2 hopes, detailing what could come next after that cliffhanger ending of the Peacock series.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Anthony Mackie shares his Twisted Metal season 2 hopes, detailing what could come next after that cliffhanger ending. Mackie plays John Doe in the 10-episode Peacock series, which adapts the popular video game of the same name. John Doe is a talkative milkman living in a post-apocalyptic wasteland and, suffering from amnesia, is hired to deliver a cryptic package.
"He’s going to have some challenges that’s gonna come his way, that’s gonna force his hand to be more of an adult and make some really tough decisions because you can’t be a milkman all your life. We’ve seen what happens to milkmen. So you have to decide what’s most important — hold your milkman status, or grow up and be an adult."
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