The Affair’s Ramón Rodríguez is more than a summer crush
OH, IT’S COMPLICATED: ON Showtime’s Golden Globe Award-winning The Affair, Dominic West’s Noah and Joshua Jackson’s Cole have each been wed and messily divorced from Ruth Wilson’s Alison. Enter Ramón Rodríguez’s former Marine, Ben Cruz, a Veterans Hospital’s PTSD specialist, as Alison’s new love interest on the show’s fourth season.
Best known until now for playing Michael K. Williams’ boyfriend on The Wire, the villainous Bakuto in Iron Fist and The Defenders, and Kate Mara’s leading man in Megan Leavey, Rodríguez has recently wrapped The One and Only Ivan with Bryan Cranston and Angelina Jolie. Of his Affair role, he promises, “There’s going to be a load of tension between the four of us! That’s quite an incestuous group.”
Your new TV squeeze, Alison, is a tricky chick. Near the end of season 3, she declared her eternal love for Cole while admitting to being forever moody, “impulsive,” and “not easy to love.” Would you date her?
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