By Danielle Broadway and Rollo Ross LOS ANGELES, Jan 17 (Reuters) –

Jason Momoa is happy to shed his appearing persona and present audiences the true him in his new docuseries “On the Roam.” “You get to see me not hiding behind the character trying to be, you know, king of this or warlord of that, this cool guy and that weird guy. It’s just 100% me. So scary,” Momoa stated in an interview.

The MAX collection, produced by the Discovery Channel, follows the “Aquaman” star throughout the nation assembly inspiring specialists in what they love. From musicians to craftspeople, Momoa finds a reference to folks from varied walks of life within the collection whose first two episodes premiere on Jan. 18.

“The cool thing is even though we travel around the world, it’s like you get the intimate look of going into someone’s world, all these different beautiful worlds,” he stated. Momoa makes it some extent to take in the native tradition anyway wherever he travels to shoot a film or have enjoyable.

Every particular person and place he visited for the docuseries supplied one thing particular and genuine, the “Game of Thrones” actor stated. “You can always find one really extremely interesting thing or person, and just sit and listen.” Momoa can be the chief producer of “On The Roam” together with Brian Andrew Mendoza, who produced “Braven,” which starred Momoa in 2018.

While apprehensive about exhibiting a extra private aspect of himself, he’s optimistic that individuals will recognize the tales. “You know, it’s scary because it’s everything that I love and, it’s always like, is it good? Is it gonna get ratings? Is this good? Is it not?” Momoa stated. “And it’s just all my love and hard work going into it, and I hope people love it.”

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