'True Blood's' Denis O'Hare on Russell Edgington's Return: 'Never Quit Hope'

Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images Following the vampire king of Mississippi, Russell Edgington, transformed the road of vampire-human relations last season on True Bloodstream having a public display of bloodstream thirst, the character's return might be probably the most anticipated from the series. PHOTOS: True Bloodstream's Dark, Sexy New Style The final time fans saw him, Bill (Stephen Moyer) and Eric (Alexander Skarsgard) sealed Russell inside a cement grave, but he vowed that he'd return. "He's been locked away," executive producer and author Alexander Woo told The Hollywood Reporter earlier within the season. "So he's type of a period explosive device. He could return in a moment." THR swept up with Denis O'Hare Saturday in the Television Experts Association (TCA) Press tour where he was marketing his new Forex series, American Horror Story. We'd a minute to speak with him about if the go back to the Cinemax series will really arrived at fruition. THR: True Bloodstream fans happen to be waiting eagerly for Russell Edgington's possible return. Here i am midway through Season 4 and absolutely nothing. Did that ever arrived at fruition? Denis O'Hare: I believe [series creator]Alan Ball was requested lately about Russell's return and that he stated, 'Russell's not dead.' And That I can't fare better than that. So, I'll just reiterate what he stated. Russell isn't dead. THR: So, fans should not disheartenment? O'Hare: Never disheartenment. Never disheartenment. THR: What is your opinion Russell's incomplete clients are? O'Hare: It is a great character and that i feel he has not had the opportunity to totally express his dreams yet. I believe a lot more than the other vampires of the underworld that season, he's ambition and huge dreams, an amazing existence pressure. I am still drawn to that and i believe he must fulfill anything the truth is he's striving for and venture out inside a blaze of glory in anything he must do. He's not only a passive character. He's charging forward having a plan and i believe we have to see his plan. THR: In lots of ways Russell shapes the occasions of the season together with his actions. Have you expect that after you required about the role? O'Hare: No. I believe it is interesting, because I believe with True Bloodstream it is the most powerful if this discusses the interaction between vampires of the underworld and humans. And thus in whatever way the show may bring that in, then your show will get a genuine spine. Pardon the pun. True Bloodstream airs Sundays at 10 p.m. O'Hare's new series, American Horror Story, premieres October 5 on Forex. Email: Jethro.Nededog@thr.com Twitter:@TheRealJethro RELATED 'True Bloodstream': Alan Ball Ink New Deal, Talks Season 5 'True Bloodstream's' Alexander Skarsgard Talks Shirtless Eric, Plus Sookie Shower Scene Confirmed All 'True Bloodstream' Coverage on THR True Bloodstream TCA Denis O'Hare Cinemax TCA Summer time Press Tour 2011