Publish date: 2024-02-12
It would seem like a perfect method for an actor to concentrate fully on the profession to work on a television series created on the other side of the planet from the person's home.
With Vinessa Vidotto, one of the stars of the CBS program "FBI: International," that has only partially been the case. Vanessa's first significant network TV role is on the popular Dick Wolf show.
Because the show is filmed in a remote area, Vidotto has been able to concentrate on portraying the enigmatic Special Agent Cameron Vo, a member of the FBI team located in Budapest, Hungary. However, the series is not only Vidotto's most significant acting opportunity; it is also the first time she has left the country.
Her character's background has gradually been revealed throughout the series, but the episode from April 12 offers some of the most significant hints to date. When a longtime friend of Vo's becomes the target of a local gambling boss, Vo steps in to help.
The episode not only gives the character some backstory, but it also gives Vidotto the chance to take center stage in an action-packed episode that, in her opinion, resembles the film "Ocean's 8" because she gets to dress up and play a covert agent in addition to being filled with intense action scenes.
She attended gun training for her TV character
Ensuring she appears capable of handling all the weapons is a necessary component of running a spy narrative. When it comes to shooting a gun, she has had to learn as she goes, but she had gotten so good at using a toy Glock that when Vinessa visited a shooting range, the instructor was entirely complimentary of the way she handled the actual weapon.
When shooting a gun on a television show, Vidotto chuckles and says that while her aim wasn't as good as her gun-handling abilities, it's not necessary to have perfect drive.
Regarding the information that was disclosed in the episode, it was done so that viewers may learn about the character alongside Vidotto.
She can now work once a week with the "FBI: International" ensemble, including Christiane Paul, Carter Redwood, Heida Reed, and Luke Kleintank. The actors, according to Vidotto, grew close and remained friends outside of work.
The group enjoys singing along to karaoke, so Vidotto worries they may sing too much. But because she views them all as part of her family, she is always prepared to join the team for any activity.
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