Caitriona Balfe & Sam Heughan on 'Outlander' Season 7 and Nearing the End
[Editor's note: The following contains some spoilers for Season 7 of Outlander.]In Season 7 of the Starz series Outlander, war, change, and evolution are always looming, while the Frasers work to protect their home and their way of life. A growing family also means the possibility of new dangers that separate them across the centuries, with their love for each other being the thread that always ties them together.
CAITRIONA BALFE: I think the emotion is starting to hit a little. We have a lot of work left to do, and there are a lot of episodes for people to still see. But it does feel like a huge accomplishment, when we’re coming up to 10 years. That’s such a crazy number, and it’s so wild to think we started this a decade ago, but it’s also a very proud moment too.
HEUGHAN: For me, honestly, it’s that you can spend 10 years with a character and still be surprised by them, and still come to work every day and feel like you still don’t know what’s gonna happen. That’s partly down to the writing, partly down to Diana [Gabaldon]’s great characters, but it’s been such a great journey. Every day that we come to set, you feel comfortable, which is amazing. Having lived with the character that long is incredible.
HEUGHAN :The fact that Jamie is now just responsible for so many people, not just himself and Claire and his extended family and everyone at Fraser’s Ridge, but now people that are under his command, and he almost has a responsibility to do the right thing for America, this new country that’s forming. The weight of responsibility is something that he never knew would happen to him.
Sam, at the end of the first episode, Jamie refers to himself as a violent man and there’s a moment where he feels a little scary. How does he feel about that? Has he made peace with himself, knowing that that’s within him? BALFE: They proposed doing this, and then they threw that song at me. I was like, “Wait, hold on a minute. I am not a singer.” So, I had a couple of sessions with a vocal coach, this amazing guy, Michael L Roberts, and big shout out to him because most of it is just my absolute mortification of having to do it in public in front of people, and he helped me get through that. But then, in the moment, we did it in one long take, and I think we only did one take of it.
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