Yahya Abdul Mateen II on finding the right “energy” for Dr. Manhattan in HBO’s Watchmen: “My challenge was to play with stillness… to communicate from more of an intellectual space, rather than a physical space”
” adaptation, he had no idea he’d end up playing the iconic Dr. Manhattan. Coming off “Black Mirror: Striking Vipers,” for which he is also Emmy eligible, Abdul-Mateen took on a role that appeared to just be the loving husband to Regina King’s Angela Abar aka Sister Night. His true identity wasn’t revealed until the end of the seventh episode, with the subsequent one dedicated to explaining how the two got together and why their relationship was fated to have a tragic end.
I definitely worked through that with Nicole [Kassell, executive producer and director]. For awhile I just did not know when I was which character or how many characters there were or if I was going to be playing all of them. It all made sense on the page, but I didn’t know what my responsibility was going to be until I sat down with Nicole and had her explain to me, “OK, who is Blue Cal? OK, now who is Dr.
I had to find a really good trainer that I trusted and do what he told me to do. The regimen was to get in there four times a week and eat really well. That part of the job was really about discipline. That part of the job was saying, “Hey, if you do these reps and you stick to this regimen then you will be happy in the end.” I just had to have the willpower to keep showing up.
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