The action in OBX3 is going to be on another level.
Stokes told ET that the physical challenge of such a storyline is twofold. Not only must the actors arrive on set ready to move quickly, they have to bring the intensity to every scene. "You've got have one of those faces when you run," Stokes said. "It's really tense, like you're really going for something and breathing as hard as you possibly can."
The process starts before shooting."It's a lot of cardio. A lot of cardio, a lot of strength training," Bailey added. Cline says the training does pay off, recalling one celebratory meal of lobster and steak."It's enough exercise," she said, that the cast can truly eat anything. Of course, the Pogues aren't the only ones constantly on their feet -- someone has to chase them, and the rival Kooks keep in shape, too. Starkley plays Pogue enemy Rafe, who severed chances at reconciliation last season when he tried to drown Sarah Cameron in a dispute over the Pogues' found gold. Off camera, he says, things are bit more cooperative. Austin North, who plays Topper, says the show's setting doesn't help.
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