LeAnn Rimes, who is afraid of snakes, talks about her filming experience - SOS: Nashville - (9-1-1: Nashville)

  “I hate snakes, I am really afraid of snakes.When I was a child, I had recurring dreams about snakes.LeAnn Rimes spoke to TVLine about her concerns while filming this week's episode of 9-1-1: Nashville.As soon as she heard the crew was going to pay homage to the 2006 film Snakes on a Plane, and that her character Dixie would be deeply involved, she immediately texted showrunner Rashad Raisani.The scene also required her to perform actions she had never attempted before.Rimes said that he had never acted in an action scene of this scale, so he had to jump in first and believe that the danger was happening.There were some plastic props in the cabin, but most of the reactions were done through imagination.Looking back, she feels that her fear of snakes actually helped her: ”My imagination was completely free.That fear worked to my advantage in many ways.“

There happened to be someone on the set who was familiar with the original film.The show's director of photography, Tommy Lohmann, had served as a camera operator on "Flight Snakes" and was on hand to teach Rimes how to move and complete the action.She said she learned a lot from this episode, and being guided by people who had actually been involved in that movie made the filming process even more fun.She also went back to find some clips from the original film to watch, and joked that the lines in the series were not as explicit as in the movie, so she had to watch the entire film again.

The following involves this week's plot.It was Pharaoh who smuggled the snake onto the plane; Cammie officially met Dixie over the phone and assisted the crew on board from a distance.The pilot and passengers managed to fend off the snakes and gain time to land, but the plane ended up experiencing a bumpy landing.Dixie sang "Amazing Grace" to comfort other passengers.Rimes understands why the character chose this song.She often flies for work, and has thought many times about how she would calm down if she was really in danger. What came to her mind was -Amazing Grace-.So when the crew asked her to sing this song, she quickly agreed.”This is a moment I have really thought about many, many times.“This episode also made Cammie's new boss, played by Camryn Manheim, appear hostile.

Dixie successfully escaped and got a chance to perform on stage.The boy she reluctantly meets on the flight turns out to be the son of country singer Russell Dickerson.The child's father wanted to express his gratitude and invited her to perform at his concert.Dixie chose the song that was aimed at ”Lady B“, and even revealed the identity of this mysterious figure in public: Blythe.Blythe, who was watching on his laptop at home, only replied: ”This is a beautiful move.%

Exposing one's identity also means breach of contract.Rimes did not answer in advance whether Dixie would regret it. He only revealed that the relationship between the two will take a turn this season.She liked Blythe's response very much: It has happened, what else can be done?In her opinion, Dixie is good at seizing the opportunities presented to her. Blythe can see this ability, and even if the finger is pointed at herself this time, she appreciates it somewhat.

As for the Lady B line, Rimes said that the crew has temporarily put an end to the controversy, but it will be interesting to see where it goes from here.