Jemaine Clement, Yali Topol Margalith, and Nicola Walker, the stars of the anti-romantic comedy series 'Alice and Steve', express their enthusiasm for a potential musical episode if the show gets picked up for a second season. In an interview, they discussed their characters, the chemistry between them, and the unique aspects of the series. Yali Topol Margalith, who plays Izzy, the daughter of Alice and Steve's best friend, shared her approach to the role, emphasizing the importance of giving every character truth and humanity. Jemaine Clement, known for his work in the New Zealand folk-comedy duo Flight of the Conchords, revealed his mother's hope that he would become a hairdresser, a profession that Steve, his character, excels in. Nicola Walker, who plays the self-aware and abrasive Alice, discussed her character's honesty and the freedom she feels in playing someone who doesn't see her flaws as such. The trio's friendship and chemistry were highlighted, with Walker and Clement's 30-year friendship serving as the foundation for their on-screen relationship. Yali Topol Margalith's career, which has already included major projects, was noted, and the actors' hopes for a potential musical episode were expressed, with Walker and Topol Margalith particularly advocating for it. The interview provided insights into the characters, the actors' experiences, and the potential for a musical episode, leaving fans eager for more.
