Path from _mc to array in root

I have in root this array
           var array1: Array = new Array ('xxx', 'xxx', 'xxx', 'xxx', 'xxx', 'xxx');
from mc1.mc2, I need to refer to that array
I tried the. mc1:
         var array2: Array = new Array (MovieClip (root). array1);
but it returns me array with one element!, Is there a way to return it to me orginal array?

If the intention is to make an independent copy of the array try:
var array2:Array = MovieClip(root).array1.concat();
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