Josh Holloway's 'Duster' marks career resurgence
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Josh Holloway returns to screens in Max's new series, "Duster," playing a 1970s getaway driver. The role, reminiscent of his iconic Sawyer in "Lost," sees Holloway embrace violence and profanity, showcasing a different side of his usually sunny persona. After a seven-year career slump, Holloway attributes his resurgence to hard work and a fortuitous call from J.J. Abrams, who is showrunner on "Duster." Holloway also discusses his experience as a certified stunt driver, his reluctance to shop for clothes, his relationships with creators, and his surprisingly open stance on a potential "Lost" reboot.
Josh Holloway returns to screens in Max's new series, "Duster," playing a 1970s getaway driver. The role, reminiscent of his iconic Sawyer in "Lost," sees Holloway embrace violence and profanity, showcasing a different side of his usually sunny persona. After a seven-year career slump, Holloway attributes his resurgence to hard work and a fortuitous call from J.J. Abrams, who is showrunner on "Duster." Holloway also discusses his experience as a certified stunt driver, his reluctance to shop for clothes, his relationships with creators, and his surprisingly open stance on a potential "Lost" reboot.
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