Bel-Air’s Cassandra Freeman hints at a drama “bang” in the season 1 finale

The finale of “Bel Air” has arrived, and Cassandra Freeman has spoken with HL SPECIALLY about Vivian’s exciting relationship, Phil’s decision, and her drama with Will’s mysterious father.

first season nice weather Filled with groundbreaking moments for Will and the Banks family. In the penultimate episode, Phil stopped running for district attorney so that Vivian could experience the exciting arts scholarship she deserves. HollywoodLife JUST spoke to Cassandra about what this means for Vivian and Phil’s wedding.

I got goosebumps and even thought I loved the show because Which this love. Talk about sacrifice,” Cassandra said. “I thought it was so refreshing to see the man in the story give up on something, and then his wife became the one who took so much, took it to the next level that way. He literally chose family. The Road “As the show progressed, it didn’t seem like it was going to go that way. I think it’s a very different story because people often choose to burn the world down rather than do what’s morally or ethically right for their family.”

Cassandra said this moment was “so overwhelming and fulfilling” for Vivian, “because she’s made so many sacrifices and now I feel it’s a wonderful mix of having it all come back to her in the same episode. Something like that seems “too real”. Sometimes it is. “It rains and then it rains. They say if you pray for rain, you’ll have to face the mud. At this point in the show, it’s right here.”

Throughout the season, the situation with Will’s father loomed over everyone, especially Vivian. Kassandra wondered how she could find out about Will’s father and how her relationship with Vivian and her mother would change.

“It’s a story about identity on an important level, so when you understand where you’re coming from, when you learn that information, and you understand how the information is being communicated to you, all of this… I think that’s what Vivian was up to in the last episode. ‘If we tell him, he could ruin all our relationships.’ I think the problem is that he’s still a kid. 16-17 years old. Kids that age still don’t understand how gray the world is. They think everything is black and white. Part of growing up is understanding the complexities that exist in the grid. Usually, when teens find out, it’s a blast until they have time to understand why,” said the actress. HollywoodLife†

this call Aria The finale will air on Peacock on March 31. Cassandra talked about what to expect in the episode that is sure to be an epic finale to the season.

“Outside of the story, Vivian’s hair is going in a completely different direction,” Cassandra said. “It starts off in season one almost like a cut out doll… Michelle Obama† She is trying to be the woman of the countryside. Towards the end, what you see in episode 10 shows that his art is really starting to shine. It’s really exciting for me. After all, I can only say that episode 10 started with a bang, with joy, with hope and anticipation, with the American dream, and when it ended, it was a bit of American tragedy.