With just the first two episodes of Nocturne out so far, it's safe to say that the Apple TV series is slowly building up a very eerie web of storylines, with Stephen Graham's Jurek Walter at its centre.
What starts out as pleasantries soon turns to Karl concealing messages for Jurek, a fireable offence, which Jurek spins round to show Karl just how much of a "good friend" he is.
When asked by Radio Times about what he understood regarding their dynamic, Culkin revealed: "I kind of wanted to make it pretty ambiguous."
"He can tell stories about this years from now, he can tell his children 'I worked alongside Jurek Walter' and that just adds to his life story. I think it's just exciting and maybe there's a guilty pleasure in working with him."
"But I think it's that kind of ‘Why do they do these things? What pushes someone? What is it within the human psyche to make somebody act the way they do, to do those kind of things?’.
"But when he's in this place... the macrocosm of his external thing is he feels slightly invisible and he doesn't quite know what's going on in the world or where he sits in the world. But here, he feels important.
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Karl will undoubtedly find himself pulled in closer to Jurek's mind-bending games but as for what they are exactly, we'll just have to wait and see.
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