“I hope she dies, she’s horrible”: Valorie Curry Has a Death Wish For Her Disturbing Character From The Boys After Her Run with Antony Starr’s Homelander

Valorie Curry did not hesitate to reveal her negative wish for Firecracker.

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  • Valorie Curry admitted she wants Firecracker to die towards the final season of The Boys.
  • The actress was drawn to the character in the beginning, but she understood her case was hopeless.
  • The intimate scene between Curry's Firecracker and Antony Starr's Homelander remains a controversial one.
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Valorie Curry is pretty much aware of Firecracker’s negative behavior in The Boys and she wishes not to see her character survive in the final season. It’s quite rare for an actor to have such an approach because most of the time, they want them to change or at least, have a redeeming arc.

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Valorie Curry in The Boys / Amazon Prime Video

The star might have seen Firecracker’s case as hopeless, and so during an interview, she confessed to wanting her on-screen persona to perish in the end.

Valorie Curry Reveals Her Shocking Wish For The Boys’ Firecracker

While attending the San Diego Comic-Con, actress Valorie Curry told The Hollywood Reporter what she hopes to see in Firecracker in the final season.

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I hope she dies. She has it coming from many people. She’s awful. She’s horrible. I hope she dies. I hope it’s not because of the meds, because that seems too easy.

Now, that’s quite a statement. Killing off a character that has become a crowd favorite despite her attitude would be a tough task. Her death shouldn’t be too easy, as Curry mentioned, but it should be a satisfying one. In a previous interview, the actress shared with the same outlet why she was attracted to the role: “It sounds so gross to say, but I really connected with her right off the bat.”

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Valorie Curry in The Boys / Amazon Prime Video

She also praised creator Eric Kripke for making a series that raises societal awareness. “The show satirizes so much of what’s happening culturally, whether it’s #MeToo or the Republican Party,” said Curry, who confessed to admiring Kripke’s work for years.

In fact, she finds some of Firecracker’s conspiracies too bizarre, but when she consulted Kripke, he’d say it was a direct quote from a real politician.

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Despite loving her character, Curry knows what Firecracker deserves to have because she’s aware of the antagonist’s awful behavior. Hopefully, she will get a fitting conclusion towards the final season.

The Controversial Scene Between Valorie Curry’s Firecracker And Antony Starr’s Homelander

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Antony Starr in The Boys / Amazon Prime Video

Fans will certainly never forget that one controversial interaction between Firecracker and Antony Starr’s Homelander. The br**stfeeding scene was too much for the viewers, but it solidified Firecracker’s loyalty to Homelander. In an interview with Screen Rant, Curry explained:

Yeah, she would do anything for Homelander, but also she’s great at intuiting what people need and she will give whoever’s in the room whatever they need in the moment to keep them on her side. She’s a survivor and I think that’s the way that she has always survived.

She discovered Homelander’s fetishes and mommy issues, and she used that to her advantage. However, the method was too dangerous for her health, as it was revealed she had been taking prescription drugs to facilitate lactation. Season 4 ending saw Firecracker coughing and looking very frail.

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It remains to be seen what happens to Firecracker in the upcoming season, though it doesn’t seem like she’s going to have a happy ending.

The Boys is now streaming on Prime Video.

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Written by Ariane Cruz

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Ariane Cruz, Senior Writer. She has been contributing articles for FandomWire since 2021, mostly covering stories about the latest movies and series. With a degree in Communication Arts, she has an in-depth knowledge of print and broadcast journalism. Her other works can also be seen on Screen Rant and CBR.