She was forced to tell us about shooting ‘Mare of Easttown,’ and her telling that story between takes, it is so hilarious. She has no shortage of stories and experiences and she was just genuinely interested in our lives which is wonderful. What was your experience working with Jean Smart? ‘Hacks': 10 Ways Jean Smart’s Character Is Just Like Joan Rivers – and 4 Big Differences It’s just, it’s really great to be reliant on character development and story and writing and content, and not having to rely just on teaching something or, here’s something that we’re going to try to address but we don’t really have any time to address it within 30 minutes.ĭoes being type cast like that happen a lot? It very much talks about all the kinds of generational differences amongst the cast. And what I love about the comedy is it’s not leaning on anything, it’s not trying to educate a certain generation.
I read the script, like oh, there’s a character, he’s black, gay, everyone knows that, they’re fine with that and he lives? Great.
Something I told Lucia (Aniello) a long time ago was, in my limited experience, I can count on one hand the amount of times I was in a production where I’m not either getting shot or having a threat of getting shot. Did anything specific about the script or show pitch stand out or appeal to you?
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