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Ella Purnell's favorite Fallout co-star isn't who you think - because their best scenes never made it into the show

Ella Purnell says Fallout's Dave Register is hilarious, but many of his scenes got cut.

Ella Purnell enjoyed filming Fallout for Amazon's Prime Video, and got to work with many amazing actors including Kyle MacLachlan and Walton Goggins, but her favorite was actually someone you may not know - someone who doesn't even have a Wikipedia page. It's Chet - cousin Chet! - played by Dave Register.

During the MCM x EGX 2024 spotlight panel with Purnell that we hosted, we asked the actor her favorite character and Chet came up trumps.

"It might be cousin Chet from Vault 33. I just think he's so funny," Purnell told Popverse's Veronica Valencia, who was moderating the panel. "Also there were a few scenes that we got to do together that didn't end up making the series, and I just wish they had because he's so funny."

Register is a relative newcomer to TV, with his role as Fallout's cousin Chet his biggest to date. He previously appeared in minor roles on CBS's Madam Secretary and FBI

"I really hope one day they release some of those scenes," Purnell continued. "He's a hysterical guy."

While Amazon hasn't announced plans for a DVD/Blu-Ray edition of Fallout, they have done physical media editions of their shows in the past - and those releases have included deleted scenes in some cases.

Of course, you can watch the full Ella Purnell spotlight panel from MCM x EGX 2024 as a Popverse member anytime.


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MCM is back at ExCeL London this Halloween Weekend – and this time we’re teaming up with EGX for the UK’s biggest pop culture weekend all under one roof and one ticket.

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Chris Arrant

Chris Arrant: Chris Arrant is the Popverse's Editor-in-Chief. He has written about pop culture for USA Today, Life, Entertainment Weekly, Publisher's Weekly, Marvel, Newsarama, CBR, and more. He has acted as a judge for the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, the Harvey Awards, and the Stan Lee Awards. (He/him)

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