Niles Fitch

I was in the show, you know, we do have you and Lonnie and your family in the show. But when it came to my age range, I was the only, you know, black person. So I would even experience it when we were, you know, when we'd have an event or, you know, they're going up to Logan or Hannah and, you know, I'm just there.

So being able to then talk about that in the scene with Milo, I felt like was very natural because I was kind of already experiencing that, you know, in my real life. And Milo is someone that I feel like is very he's aware of. Race in this in America, so. It was honestly seamless. And he's such a great person to act with in a scene. So it really, I feel like it worked.

So being able to then talk about that in the scene with Milo, I felt like was very natural because I was kind of already experiencing that, you know, in my real life. And Milo is someone that I feel like is very he's aware of. Race in this in America, so. It was honestly seamless. And he's such a great person to act with in a scene. So it really, I feel like it worked.

So being able to then talk about that in the scene with Milo, I felt like was very natural because I was kind of already experiencing that, you know, in my real life. And Milo is someone that I feel like is very he's aware of. Race in this in America, so. It was honestly seamless. And he's such a great person to act with in a scene. So it really, I feel like it worked.

Oh, it was definitely. Very effective.

Oh, it was definitely. Very effective.

Oh, it was definitely. Very effective.

And, you know, this is something that you'll understand. You know, I lost my father young. You lost your father young.

And, you know, this is something that you'll understand. You know, I lost my father young. You lost your father young.

And, you know, this is something that you'll understand. You know, I lost my father young. You lost your father young.

But some of those conversations that I wish I would have been able to have in college, I wasn't able to have with him.

But some of those conversations that I wish I would have been able to have in college, I wasn't able to have with him.

But some of those conversations that I wish I would have been able to have in college, I wasn't able to have with him.

So in a way, being able to do that on screen with someone that I've known for years and trust, it was healing for me. And I don't even think I understand the implications that it probably has had on my development to be doing a role where You're like a unicorn, but people are pouring into you around you, on set and off set, you know? That's what's up, man.

So in a way, being able to do that on screen with someone that I've known for years and trust, it was healing for me. And I don't even think I understand the implications that it probably has had on my development to be doing a role where You're like a unicorn, but people are pouring into you around you, on set and off set, you know? That's what's up, man.

So in a way, being able to do that on screen with someone that I've known for years and trust, it was healing for me. And I don't even think I understand the implications that it probably has had on my development to be doing a role where You're like a unicorn, but people are pouring into you around you, on set and off set, you know? That's what's up, man.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No, it was really cool. And, you know, Rachel's a fantastic actress. And I believe when we started working together, I think I was 17 and she was 24 going on 25. Oh, yeah.