Jon Bernthal

Bro, it was so bad. And then there was salmon for every meal. And I'm obsessed with lemon for my salmon. So I wrote on this little notepad to Tom Holland, who was like 17 at the time. I'm like, hey, dude, can you get me some lemon for my thing? I write that down. He's like, of course, can we have some lemon? And the guy comes over and drops the lemon in my soda. And I'm like, fuck. I'm done.

I'm done. I can't do it anymore. That was the breaking point. That was the breaking point. That was one of the breaking points. And I think the thing that is frustrating to people, and certain people are definitely guilty of it, and I really try to catch myself because there is this thing that we want to show everybody how hard we're working. Some of it is performative.

I'm done. I can't do it anymore. That was the breaking point. That was the breaking point. That was one of the breaking points. And I think the thing that is frustrating to people, and certain people are definitely guilty of it, and I really try to catch myself because there is this thing that we want to show everybody how hard we're working. Some of it is performative.

I'm done. I can't do it anymore. That was the breaking point. That was the breaking point. That was one of the breaking points. And I think the thing that is frustrating to people, and certain people are definitely guilty of it, and I really try to catch myself because there is this thing that we want to show everybody how hard we're working. Some of it is performative.

And I have seen people where I've been like, oh, this motherfucker. Like, we all know how hard you're working, dude. Like, great, good for you. But I've also been unbelievably surprised by that.

And I have seen people where I've been like, oh, this motherfucker. Like, we all know how hard you're working, dude. Like, great, good for you. But I've also been unbelievably surprised by that.

And I have seen people where I've been like, oh, this motherfucker. Like, we all know how hard you're working, dude. Like, great, good for you. But I've also been unbelievably surprised by that.

where I thought that and I was like oh no I will tell you Shia on Fury when I first saw him get back from real boot camp in full fatigue show up at Brad Pitt's house be like I just got back from boot camp G and I was like dude and then eight months later this motherfucker has not stopped for one second being all the way dialed in and he's laying down shit that no one else is laying down he's proving once again to perform on a level that other people can't do other people can't

where I thought that and I was like oh no I will tell you Shia on Fury when I first saw him get back from real boot camp in full fatigue show up at Brad Pitt's house be like I just got back from boot camp G and I was like dude and then eight months later this motherfucker has not stopped for one second being all the way dialed in and he's laying down shit that no one else is laying down he's proving once again to perform on a level that other people can't do other people can't

where I thought that and I was like oh no I will tell you Shia on Fury when I first saw him get back from real boot camp in full fatigue show up at Brad Pitt's house be like I just got back from boot camp G and I was like dude and then eight months later this motherfucker has not stopped for one second being all the way dialed in and he's laying down shit that no one else is laying down he's proving once again to perform on a level that other people can't do other people can't

How do you find folks? To be honest with you, over 90% of the people that I have on are just friends of mine from life that I've just been like lucky enough to get to know a lot of the cops in Baltimore. I have a really weird relationship with it. I've always really felt the need to shy away from getting too much of me out there. That's an old actor trope. It is. I totally get it.

How do you find folks? To be honest with you, over 90% of the people that I have on are just friends of mine from life that I've just been like lucky enough to get to know a lot of the cops in Baltimore. I have a really weird relationship with it. I've always really felt the need to shy away from getting too much of me out there. That's an old actor trope. It is. I totally get it.

How do you find folks? To be honest with you, over 90% of the people that I have on are just friends of mine from life that I've just been like lucky enough to get to know a lot of the cops in Baltimore. I have a really weird relationship with it. I've always really felt the need to shy away from getting too much of me out there. That's an old actor trope. It is. I totally get it.

I also think that for me, we don't make money off the show. I don't monetize it in any way. The genesis of it was really after George Floyd. I found myself watching that and knowing that I had to be part of the resistance. It would make me so angry and so disgusted.

I also think that for me, we don't make money off the show. I don't monetize it in any way. The genesis of it was really after George Floyd. I found myself watching that and knowing that I had to be part of the resistance. It would make me so angry and so disgusted.

I also think that for me, we don't make money off the show. I don't monetize it in any way. The genesis of it was really after George Floyd. I found myself watching that and knowing that I had to be part of the resistance. It would make me so angry and so disgusted.

And then I had to do something and I would turn on the TV and I would go down there and then I would see people throwing bottles at cops. And I looked at each one of those cops and I'm like, I know these people. their brothers, their sisters, their fathers, their daughters.

And then I had to do something and I would turn on the TV and I would go down there and then I would see people throwing bottles at cops. And I looked at each one of those cops and I'm like, I know these people. their brothers, their sisters, their fathers, their daughters.

And then I had to do something and I would turn on the TV and I would go down there and then I would see people throwing bottles at cops. And I looked at each one of those cops and I'm like, I know these people. their brothers, their sisters, their fathers, their daughters.

And then I would go down to Newton Division where a bunch of my really good friends work and I would go make sure they were good. I just was so sort of disgusted with the national discourse on subjects like that, but especially that where I felt like the folks that were being the loudest