Luis Antonio Ramos: Power's Audience Grew Because of Empire
April 1, 2015
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as posted by the channelEstablished thespian Luis Antonio Ramos is enjoying success with his role on the popular Starz series, Power. This VladTV exclusive divulges insight into the plot twists from the season finale and what may be revealed in future episodes.
While speaking on the next season, the Puerto Rican-born actor teases, "When the season starts; be ready." He goes on to intensify curiosity, saying "And [the unforeseen revelations happen] from episode to episode -- sometimes moment to moment -- where all types of sh*t gets unraveled. Wherever you thought the show was possibly going to go, it's going to change for you a little bit."
In the remainder of the clip he discusses how the organic essence of the show's presence worked to attract a loyal audience. Ramos asserts, "By the show's third episode we were having about 5 million people watching it a week." He then bolsters his comment adding, "And for cable that's huge; that's a big number for cable!"
Although Starz is a "subscriber channel," Ramos contends that clever folks have found ways to watch Power, legally and illegally, because it's that good.
Check out the entire clip to observe what else Ramos has to say about the popular Fox show Empire and the effect the two shows have had on the growing of their respective audiences.
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