Brianne Howey
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109 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
Brianne Howey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Definitely. With each season, of course, there's more confidence. For season one, we definitely had so many conversations with our creator that we wanted Georgia to feel like... you know, she was kind of, she's the anti-hero a little bit. Like there's a little Tony Soprano in there. There's a little bit of Walt from Breaking Bad. There's a little bit of Mary Louise Parker from Weeds.
And we wanted that she was, she's kind of a collaboration of all these things. And that when George is big mad, she's the Hulk. And that's when we get scary Georgia. So we do, like, I guess we did kind of color in all the different versions of Georgia because she also takes so many, like, hard right turns. So it's like we're jumping from, like, scary Georgia to, like, oh, goofy Georgia. Yeah.
To, like, flirty Georgia. And then also depending on who Georgia's talking to, she's a very different person, depending on all the men in her life. Like, she responds and acts very differently with all of them and has a different mask on. So... Season one, yeah, we actually got more specific in that way, talking about the character.
And then, yeah, with each season, getting, like, the luxury of getting to go back, it stays in you a lot longer, I think, than I anticipated.
Um... The, I'm going to forget the name now, but while we were shooting, I mean, are you guys big true crime people? Do you remember the case?
Okay. The woman, it's like the Boston police. Okay. Ken Reed. Yes. Okay. It's on right now. Her second trial. Is it right now? Yes. Right now. You guys, I'm so behind. Okay.
Really?
See, that was my first instinct, and that's what got me, okay, which is the perfect segue into Georgia, that the Karen Reid trial was happening. And in my mind, I was like, Georgia would act like she was being framed, too, for all of this, 100%. Like, that's exactly what Georgia would do.
Well, and she knows what she's doing with her storytelling and, like, the way she... I don't know. All of the moves she was making were intentional and the way you dress and the way you act and the way you lean into the jury and... Did you learn a lot about, like, the court system for... I mean, I'm sure... Yeah, a little bit.
I mean, we did that... Yeah, you know, you do the scene so many times, you start to... Figure it out. But it is crazy.
Do you still feel like, were you able to shake it?
Those were the days, right? Yeah. When that's the only time you would hear your voice back. And you're like, that's what I sound like. I remember that.
It's so weird. I hate him too. Has your husband watched any? Oh, of course. Yeah, he does. That was my first hint that maybe the show was going to go somewhere because Netflix put it in our account before it gets released and it was season one. And I told him, I was like, all right, it's in our account. I was like, I'm going to go watch. I'm going to go watch some.
And he was like, okay, I'll watch with you. And in my head, I'm like, all right, I'll stick around for one. He watched four in a row with me. And I was like, you don't have to watch this. He's like, no, like, let's watch the next one. Like, what happens next? And I was like, oh, my God, we might be on to something.
Do a little bad for good.
Right. I think, too, it's like people who can be victims of circumstance or feel like they fell through the cracks. You root for them in a different way because you really feel like it's not their fault. And like the limitations that Georgia has and that all of us have to an extent isn't our fault. Granted, it's important to work on them. And I think that's what this season does really well.
It's like, okay, we're very aware now of every character's shortcomings and like, what are we going to do about it? So we finally start to see that this season, which is really cool. But I think because I think she's relatable in a lot to a lot of people in that way, because she is so far from perfect.
So Matt and I met. How does this story go? It was a while ago now. It was like nine years ago. Okay, I went to NYU. Matt went to New School. We're both from Southern California. I grew up in Pasadena. He grew up in Santa Monica. We both are in New York at the same time. Never meet. Both finish school, come back to LA. I start hanging out with his New York friends just through mutual friends.
And like just having a fun kind of like party summer. It's the end of the summer. Matt appears out of nowhere to hang out with his friends. And I'm like, who are you and where have you been? He was studying to take the bar. So he just went MIA for that summer. But he finally took it, then started like going back out again, had a social life. I was with all of his friends.
We ran into each other four nights in a row and have been together ever since then, basically. But when we got married, it wasn't until we were each saying our vows that he said in his vows,
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