The OC's Mischa Barton reveals one request she made when filming tragic death scene
As the scene goes on, she decided to stop watching as she was getting incredibly emotional at the"intense" scenes of Marissa and Ben McKenzie's Ryan saying their final goodbyes, especially when Imogen Heap's cover of 'Hallelujah' started playing.
"There were just these moments where he says 'I'm gonna get help,' but she says 'no', and he stays for her last breath," she continued."That is so powerful... beautiful, tragic and peaceful at the same time."is available to stream in full in the UK via ITVX, while viewers in the US can stream it via Hulu or HBO Max.
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