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<ul class="summary-list"><li>"<keyword id="12425990" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="one-of-us-is-lying" source="Orion">One Of Us Is Lying</keyword>" follows teenagers who bond because of a shared traumatic experience. </li><li>Insider spoke to the actors who play fan-favorite couple "Natewyn" about their season one ending.</li></ul>Warning: This story contains major spoilers for "One Of Us Is Lying" season one.The first season of <keyword id="12292551" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="peacock" source="Orion">Peacock</keyword>'s <a href="https://www.insider.com/cruel-summer-season-finale-showrunner-breaks-down-twists-interview-2021-6">teen thriller</a> "One Of Us Is Lying" kicks off with what appears to be an accidental death in high-school detention and ends with another fatal shot in the woods. You wouldn't think there'd be much time for love and heartbreak in between, but trust us, there is. Throughout season one, Nate (<keyword id="12468098" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="cooper-van-grootel" source="Orion">Cooper Van Grootel</keyword>) and Bronwyn (<keyword id="12468099" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="marianly-tejada" source="Orion">Marianly Tejada</keyword>) became a fan-favorite couple and had one of the most buzzed-about storylines on the show. Their relationship, dubbed "Natewyn" by fans, develops as the bad boy and the straight-laced girl (who are former childhood friends) reconnect and fall in love while enduring the traumatic aftermath of Simon's (Mark McKenna) death.But after witnessing Simon's killer Jake (Barrett Carnahan) get shot in the woods during another fatal accident on Halloween, Nate turns icy toward Bronwyn. His only explanation for not picking up Bronwyn's calls is, "We said we'd go back to normal. We are not each other's normal."<div type="image" title="Cooper Van Grootel as Nate, Marianly Tejada as Bronwyn" height="666" width="888" msid="87519164" hostid="261"></div>Understandably, viewers who 'shipped the couple were pretty heartbroken by this turn of events. But in a joint interview with Tejada, Van Grootel explained to Insider how he views his character's decision to break things off."I believe he just doesn't want to keep stringing Bronwyn down this destructive path," the actor told Insider.Van Grootel believes Nate, whose mom abandoned him and whose dad is neglectful due to alcoholism, has internalized his own family struggles. "His parents have abandoned him, and he loves Bronwyn," he continued. "He feels like he's not up to her standards and he just wants the best for her." Pushing Bronwyn away is a pattern for Nate. He makes an attempt to end things with her when she visits him in jail and he tells her not to pay his bail, too.Van Grootel said Nate was trying to save Bronwyn from "destruction and loss of career and possibly even loss of family." He thinks that's where being in a relationship with him will lead Bronwyn. Nate's reaction really does come from love, Van Grootel told Insider, so the jail scene was the most difficult scene for him to film, emotionally. He said it also felt "really beautiful to convey." <div type="image" title="Cooper Van Grootel as Nate, Marianly Tejada as Bronwyn" height="666" width="888" msid="87519165" hostid="261"></div>The actors are well aware their characters' relationship was well-received by viewers. Tejada explained to Insider that the couple is a magnetic force for each other and for fans for a reason: The way the former childhood friends are drawn back together over shared tragedy is organic.She explained that since they were not in the popular group with Cooper (Chibuikem Uche) and Addy (Annalisa Cochrane), they needed each other to "confide in.""And then also have a space where you can be vulnerable. And I think Bronwyn sees Nate for who he really is with a huge heart, and he does the right thing more often than not," she continued. "So I think they see each other for who they really are and not just the archetype that they both represent."The entire first season of "One Of Us Is Lying" is now streaming on Peacock.

'One Of Us Is Lying' stars explain that heartbreaking 'Natewyn' ending: 'He just wants the best for her'

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Two scenes in the "<keyword id="12425990" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="one-of-us-is-lying" source="Orion">One of Us Is Lying</keyword>" finale feature a character pointing a gun at people. </li><li>Insider spoke to several "One of Us Is Lying" castmembers about gun safety in Hollywood.</li></ul>During the climactic final scenes of the first season of <a href="https://www.insider.com/one-of-us-is-lying-natewyn-ending-nate-bronwyn-destructive-2021-11">"One of Us Is Lying,"</a> a new teen drama from Peacock, the true villain of the show is finally revealed.The psychological thriller, based on a book of the same name by Karen M. McManus, begins very innocently when five teens get detention. But "The Breakfast Club" vibes vanish when an allergic reaction kills Simon (Mark McKenna), the mind behind Bayview High's gossip app, About That.Simon doesn't hide the fact that he runs the scandalous app, so plenty of people have motives to kill him. The kids in detention are obvious suspects, so they have to stick together to clear their names and expose the true mastermind of Simon's murder. Two of the most pivotal moments in the finale episode titled "One of Us Is Dead," featured the true murderer, Jake (<keyword id="12562162" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="barrett-carnahan" source="Orion">Barrett Carnahan</keyword>), brandishing a gun. First, he points one at Nate (Cooper van Grootel), Cooper (<keyword id="12562163" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="chibuikem-uche" source="Orion">Chibuikem Uche</keyword>), and Janae (Jessica McLeod) so they'll let him into his room at the Halloween party.<div type="image" title="Barrett Carnahan as Jake in &quot;One of Us is Lying.&quot;" height="666" width="889" msid="87787750" hostid="261"></div>Later, in the woods, he takes turns pointing the gun at Cooper and Addy (<keyword id="12562164" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="annalisa-cochrane" source="Orion">Annalisa Cochrane</keyword>) before a struggle ensues and Jake is fatally shot with his own gun, setting up the mystery for season two since viewers don't see who fired the gun.Insider spoke to Carnahan, Cochrane, and Uche on October 22, just a day after the fatal shooting on the set of <a href="https://www.insider.com/alec-baldwin-shooting-rust-cinematographer-dead-timeline-2021-10">Alec Baldwin's move "Rust"</a> that caused the death of the director of photography <a href="https://www.insider.com/who-was-halyna-hutchins-rising-star-cinematographer-rust-shooting-2021-10">Halyna Hutchins </a>and injured director Joel Souza. The trio spoke about gun safety on their set and the changes they want to see in Hollywood moving forward. <h2>The cast got to hold the prop gun every time it was on set for a scene</h2>Precautions were taken on set to make sure the gun was safe to handle, the actors said — even though Carnahan was the primary person handling the gun.Carnahan said that the props department "was constantly reminding us that this was not a real firearm.""The hammer couldn't even go back. The barrel was not a real barrel," he continued. "There was no chamber. There was nothing inside. It was a completely fake gun. For most of the scenes, we had a fake rubber gun as well." <div type="image" title="Annalisa Cochrane and Barrett Carnahan" height="666" width="888" msid="87787751" hostid="261"></div>The actors also got the chance to hold the prop gun every time it was on set. Carnahan said the props department was "very open" to letting the actors pass the prop around so they were comfortable with it during the scene, "just so that everybody was aware" of what was being used. Uche told Insider that he appreciated that every actor was given the chance to hold it and see it for themselves."Not just once, but before each time the gun was brought on set, you could see it so that it wasn't, 'Oh, well, when we did it yesterday, it was empty,'" he said. "No, we had that assurance every single time the gun was brought on set for the scene."<h2>'One little mistake' can cause a tragedy, said Cochrane, calling for more conversations about safety on sets</h2>Though the "One of Us Is Lying" cast felt safe every time a gun appeared on set, they acknowledged that the <keyword id="11896019" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="entertainment" source="Orion">entertainment</keyword> industry has to continue having conversations about conditions on set."Safety is paramount," Uche said. Carnahan added "that there definitely needs to be more of a conversation, moving forward when it comes to using actual firearms on set. Whether it's rubber, whether it's a prop, whether it's a real gun, no matter what it should never ever be taken lightly."Cochrane pointed out that because the entertainment industry has been following certain practices for so many years, it's possible that many sets "skip over" safety checks because "you think you have it figured out." "But one little mistake or one kind of lax effort, because nothing has happened in a while, causes this horrible, horrible accident," she said, referring to the October <a href="https://www.insider.com/rust-production-mocked-camera-crew-requests-accommodation-alec-baldwin-shooting-2021-11">shooting on the "Rust" set</a>. Cochrane also referenced the recent strike threat by a union that represents Hollywood's crew members as evidence that safety conditions on set need to be improved.<div type="image" title="Annalisa Cochrane" height="666" width="888" msid="87787752" hostid="261"></div> The <a href="https://www.insider.com/iatse-worker-details-harsh-working-conditions-ready-for-strike-2021-10">International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) </a>and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) settled a deal back in October, preventing a worker's strike.As reported by Insider's senior reporter Elaine Low and fellow Francis Agustin, the union was working to improve "<a href="https://www.insider.com/iatse-worker-details-harsh-working-conditions-ready-for-strike-2021-10">problematic working conditions</a> in the industry," including issues with wages, time off, and enacting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.An <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/iatse-backs-down-on-strike-reaches-contract-agreements-2021-10">agreement was reached between</a> the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) and IATSE on October 16, but Cochrane said discussions need to continue. "They were just fighting for basic safety procedures and rules, so that you can go home at night ... after a 19-hour day on set [and] you [won't] fall asleep at the wheel," she said. "How are we not placing human life above all else? Why does money come above human life?"The first season of "One of Us Is Lying" is available to stream now on Peacock.

The explosive finale of 'One of Us Is Lying' featured a gun in 2 pivotal scenes. The cast told us how the props department worked to ensure everyone felt safe.

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