Jon Bernthal

I get a deeper understanding.

But also, you know, one day my kids will look at it and they'll say, one, yeah, dad was working his ass off.

But two, you know, that there's a message there, that there's a humanity there that they see in all people, even when you play a monster, you know, that there's a little kid in there.

There's a scared little kid in there.

And that it's never too late.

It's never too late to bring somebody out of the valley.

I'm not sure, you know, I'm not sure.

You know, like my oldest son boxes, I'm his trainer.

I coach them in football and I've coached them in basketball since they were young.

You know, I coach my daughter.

the thing that I know they see is what I saw in, in my dad.

And, uh, you know, my dad was the guy that when people in the neighborhood, people around DC, my friends, they all had their own relationships with my dad.

When they were in trouble, they went to my dad.

He was their coach.

He was a guy that he, he, he called him straight.

You know, he, he, he wouldn't bullshit them.

He'd, he'd, he'd

He'd help them.

He always had everybody's back.

And he wouldn't judge.