.JensenAckles talks about 'Supernatural,' why he loves 'Baby' the '67 Chevy Impala, and how Dean Winchester grew up. Watch 'The Breakdown' episode here:
Ackles began playing Dean when he was in his mid-twenties; he’s now married with three kids. “The character of Dean, he really grew as well; we kind of grew together over the years. Before, he was this sort of gunslinging, blue-collar, unlikely hero. And I feel like he’s always kept that, but it’s just matured into a more paternal type of situation.
Anyone who’s seen the show over the years will understand why Ackles loves the 1967 Chevy Impala that the brothers drive. It’s become another character and even had its own episode in Season 11 titled “Baby” — told entirely from the car’s perspective. Ackles breaks down why it’s one of his favorite moments from the past 15 years. “They outfitted eight cameras in and around and on the car and they just sent us off.
Rather than wallowing in all the last moments of the final season and how he’ll miss his friends in the cast, Ackles says: “I tried to keep my eye on the prize and keep steering us toward the finish line. So I think it was less a ‘long goodbye’ and more of the fourth quarter of a Super Bowl game.”
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