Ebon Moss-Bachrach

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448 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 17 Jul

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Fresh Air · Ebon Moss-Bachrach on ‘The Bear’ · 17 Jul 2026 podcast

That's just how he is for the rest of his life, with a couple of exceptions.

Oh, that's right.

Yeah, your character stays as a rock.

Yeah, that's really key to his psyche, I think.

I haven't seen the Fantastic Four yet, but I like that you're playing another character that has this rock exterior.

In this case, literally, he's made of rock.

You said that this acting compared to your other roles, it's almost like another job.

I was thinking that you show so much emotion through your face and through your physicality.

What did you mean that it's almost a different kind of job?

What are other ways that it's different?

I would think about it a lot in two ways.

Over the course of a day, my brain would go back and forth.

One speed was that I was just trying to imbue this character with as much humanity as I could, because I felt like I had to, in some ways, fight through all of this animation, and because I was interested

in, I think it kind of was similar to probably Ben's experience on a day where he knows how he seems and he knows he looks like this horrible monster and so he's making concerted effort to bring his humanity through to make people feel okay, to make people feel less, to make people be less mean towards him, to sort of undercut his external appearance.

So I had that, that was going in one way, while simultaneously I always had all this physical freedom

And in many ways, this technology and this animation was like a mask.

And I had... I wasn't confined to my body and my physical appearance the way that I am for any other part I've ever done.

So there was things I could do with movement, with heaviness, and the way he would... His huge hands, huge feet, the way he would interact with things.

So that became a much more imaginative...

fantasy, sort of almost like how I would play make-believe when I was a kid, you know.

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