'The hardest thing about playing these characters that have an opposition against Agent Carter is that today, we don't even think twice about having respect for women,' Murray said. Murray added in an interview with Cosmopolitan that it was difficult to portray a character who treats leading lady Agent Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) so poorly. He's a product of his drive and of the time,' Murray told Marvel Entertainment. 'He is going to customize himself in his environment to get to the best and the top level that he can.'

In some ways, Jack is similar to Murray's past brooding characters, including Jake in 'Freaky Friday' and Tristan in 'Gilmore Girls.' Deep down, Jack is a good guy with a sound moral compass, but the norms of the period the show takes place in, as well as his prioritization of personal ambition over anything else, make it challenging to see the good in him. But Jamie was the best and was right there supporting me.' 'It wasn't uncomfortable flirting with Jamie it was just nerve-wracking to not screw it up,' Murray told Vulture. 'Like, am I flirting too much? Too little? Am I coming off creepy? You worry about all those things. While Murray didn't get to ride the Ducati (those scenes feature a stuntman), he did get to share some unforgettable moments with Curtis, whom he idolized in 'True Lies' and 'Halloween.' In fact, the first scene he filmed was Jake's flirty coffee shop encounter with Tess. He told Addicted to TV that, although he loves playing the cool bad guy, Jake is similar to Tristan in that, underneath the tough exterior, he's actually a decent person. With his leather jacket, long hair, and Ducati, Murray takes his on-screen 'bad boy' persona to the next level in this 2003 teen flick, which sees Jake awkwardly fall for Anna Coleman (Lindsay Lohan) while she's trapped in the body of her mother Tess Coleman (Jamie Lee Curtis).

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