Jensen gives new interview to Glamour about new projects
Jensen gave recently a new interview to Glamour Magazine where he talks about the end of Supernatural, his projects with Danneel, The Boys, the possibility to direct again and about political issues.
Your wife, Danneel, has been appearing on Supernatural since season 13. Do you two have any plans to continue acting together?
We’ve got a company now, Chaos Machine, and we’re starting to produce things together. So it’ll be a more of a producing team as opposed to an on-camera duo. That’s the thing with this industry…you never know where the roads may lead or what’s just around the corner. But she and I love that. And we certainly love a challenge.
You two already run a brewery, Family Business Beer Company, together while raising a seven-year-old and three-year-old twins. How do you work together as husband and wife versus as business partners?
Very similarly actually. Divide and conquer.
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Speaking of behind-the-scenes roles…you’ve directed five episodes of Supernatural. Any plans to direct Jared Padalecki’s new show, Walker?
I would absolutely love to, but with my new gig on The Boys, I don’t know if I’m going to be able to. We’re trying to figure out scheduling.
They’re in the midst right now of building my costume for The Boys, which is a custom-built superhero suit. That is way more intense than I anticipated, which is cool. But I have to literally be in L.A., like, every two weeks for the next three months. I think it’s six fittings and they’re each like three- to four-hour fittings. They’re literally molding things to my body, so it’s intense.
What will be on your playlist for you to listen to while they mold things to your body?
Actually, funny enough, that was the first thing they asked me. Laura Jean Shannon, the costume designer, she says this is important because every superhero [she’s worked on] has a type of music. So she was like, “What would Soldier Boy listen to?”
To be fair, the first time we see him, it’s World War II. So we’re talking the ’40s. So we listened to big band and swing the whole first day.
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The interview was recorded when he was already in Austin after a road trip with his family in East Coast of USA after finishing filming Supernatural, with a drawing of Impala on the background which was a gift from Danneel made by the artist Alessandro Paglia.
“I needed to get back home and start figuring things out and start unpacking my life that’s been in Vancouver for 15 years,” he says. “What’s the next move? Where am I headed next? What interviews am I going to do? Luckily, my wife was like, ‘Stop. Can you just take a breath for a minute and play with your kids on the beach?'”
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The full interview can be read here.
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