Season Finale: Richard Harmon

Season Finale: Richard Harmon

Sabrina Furminger
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Richard Harmon was born into a film family and grew up on Vancouver sets. He’s been acting for 19 years now (a veteran of the business before he hits his 30s), and his filmography is populated by complicated characters with questionable morals and inner demons – characters like Julian in Continuum, Richard in Bates Motel, Jasper in The Killing, a serial killer frat boy in Karen Lam’s exceedingly creepy Evangeline, Max in Van Helsing, conflicted photographer Jake in Woodland, and the role for which he’s built a following around the world: that of John Murphy on The 100. Richard had only been hired for the pilot but there was something about him that made the producers eager for him to stick around, first as a recurring character, and then as full-time cast. As The 100 prepares to say goodbye at the end of its seventh season, Richard reflects on his time as Murphy – how he’s changed as a human being since the pilot; whether he sees Murphy as a hero; how he feels about Emori and Luisa d’Oliveira – and where he hopes to go from here.

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