"Homeland" Season 6 has a lot of surprises in store for its fans as Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend) is set to be back. Fans have been afraid that they will no longer see the role of the 34-year-old star as he was last seen in a very bad shape in the finale of "Homeland" Season 5.
Peter Quinn Back In 'Homeland' Season 6
Rupert Friend has recently spotted filming for "Homeland" Season 6 in New York City. Although he is sporting a different look, with a scruffy hair and baggy clothes, fans will surely enjoy his return. According to Movie News Guide, the political thriller television series showrunner Alex Gansa revealed that Peter Quinn is really not dead.
Alex Gansa even added that fans are about to see a different Peter Quinn in "Homeland" Season 6. The stroke he suffered from "Homeland" Season 5 has a major impact on his life that resulted to a "changed and altered" personality. Not only that, he will also be seen experiencing episodes and post-traumatic stress disorder in "Homeland" Season 6.
'Homeland' Season 6 Moves In New York
Moreover, Hollywood Life reported that "Homeland" Season 6's settings will be moved backward in the time of the interim period when the former U.S. president steps down and a new one is coming. Alex Gansa explained that the show is set to feature the adjusting period of New York City after the historical 9/11 attack happened.
Meanwhile, Claire Danes, who plays the role of Carrie Mathison, found that New York suits to be the best location for "Homeland" Season 6. The TV series will once again picture the America moving on from a very tragic event. The 37-year-old actress described that "Homeland" Season 6 tackles about being reborn that fans will surely relate to. "Homeland" Season 6 is about to air on Jan. 15, 2017 on Showtime.