Mindhunter star rules out one of the most popular theories about the show

Season two is coming

If you haven't seen the first season of the brilliant Mindhunter on Netflix, consider this to be your spoiler alert warning. Again, get out while the case is still fresh. Throughout the history of film and TV, great rivalries have frequently been defined by how much the characters have in common, not what sets them apart. For example, that cafe scene in Heat outlined just how much Hanna (Pacino) and McCauley (De Niro) have in common - their professionalism, inability to make a serious commitment, drive and integrity - despite the fact that they're on the opposite sides of the law. On a similar note, The Joker spent the majority of The Dark Knight explaining why he's incredibly similar to Batman and this theme of 'blurring the boundaries between hero and villain' is prevalent throughout David Fincher's work. In Se7en, John Doe admits that he's envious of Detective Mills' family life and as for Fight Club, well, that example is pretty obvious. With regards to Mindhunter, plenty of people have speculated that the meticulous, calculating and serial killer-obsessed Holden Ford could actually end up being a serial killer. Truth be told, you can kind of see it. https://twitter.com/tayahill/status/925914356147195904 https://twitter.com/kaldwink/status/953715226582618113 https://twitter.com/aquameleon/status/935360243521015811 During a recent interview with  Vulture, Jonathan Groff (Holden Ford) gave his view on this popular theory. "Everyone has said to me after they watch the show that they thought the character was a sociopath. And I had no idea! No idea... So many of my friends texted me, saying, 'OK, so when are you gonna start killing people?' He adds: "I think the thing that they are aligning with... that I think is very similar, that we start to see more and more in our characters is this characteristic of narcissism and becoming self-obsessed." While Ford might not be committing any murders in Season 2, it's clear that he's going to be very busy in the new episodes. As stated previously, Fincher, Andrew Dominik (Chopper, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford) and Carl Franklin (House of Cards, Homeland) will be directing the series. Regarding the plot, Fincher has previously said that the new season will focus on the infamous Atlanta child murders. “Next year we’re looking at the Atlanta child murders, so we’ll have a lot more African-American music which will be nice. The music will evolve. It’s intended to support what’s happening with the show and for the show to evolve radically between seasons," he told Billboard last year. We can't wait.