Stephen Park

saw the audition i passed on it because it was described as overweight 40 and like why do they want to see me like i you know yeah um and then it came back and i was like okay and then i flew i was in la at the time so i flew to new york um and uh yeah so i just kind of like as i started um learning more about this character and kind of investigating it It was like, I'm not this character.

saw the audition i passed on it because it was described as overweight 40 and like why do they want to see me like i you know yeah um and then it came back and i was like okay and then i flew i was in la at the time so i flew to new york um and uh yeah so i just kind of like as i started um learning more about this character and kind of investigating it It was like, I'm not this character.

I'm not this character. Oh, my God. I am this character.

I'm not this character. Oh, my God. I am this character.

I'm not this character. Oh, my God. I am this character.

You know, I don't know if it's ever happened to you as an actor where the role feels like you don't feel connected to it.

You know, I don't know if it's ever happened to you as an actor where the role feels like you don't feel connected to it.

You know, I don't know if it's ever happened to you as an actor where the role feels like you don't feel connected to it.

And I think a lot of it is because it's like, well, this guy's, you know, you have a judgment about the character.

And I think a lot of it is because it's like, well, this guy's, you know, you have a judgment about the character.

And I think a lot of it is because it's like, well, this guy's, you know, you have a judgment about the character.

So once the judgment, I think the judgment somehow dropped and I realized, oh. I am this guy. Because I understood that loneliness. I understood the pain. I understood emotionally this guy. And I know people like this. So I... Once that happened, I feel like I knew the character. And I think the Coen brothers maybe felt like they didn't really need to say much.

So once the judgment, I think the judgment somehow dropped and I realized, oh. I am this guy. Because I understood that loneliness. I understood the pain. I understood emotionally this guy. And I know people like this. So I... Once that happened, I feel like I knew the character. And I think the Coen brothers maybe felt like they didn't really need to say much.

So once the judgment, I think the judgment somehow dropped and I realized, oh. I am this guy. Because I understood that loneliness. I understood the pain. I understood emotionally this guy. And I know people like this. So I... Once that happened, I feel like I knew the character. And I think the Coen brothers maybe felt like they didn't really need to say much.

Because I felt like I knew this person.

Because I felt like I knew this person.

Because I felt like I knew this person.

different, it was really more just different setups. But I did, um, you know, when they were on me, there, there was one, I was kind of like finding things with each take, it wasn't like a lot of takes. But, um, you know, the one where I was like, I shouldn't, you know, like, that wasn't kind of improv, like, that was a spontaneous moment. And, um, but it was, I won't say it was a lot.

different, it was really more just different setups. But I did, um, you know, when they were on me, there, there was one, I was kind of like finding things with each take, it wasn't like a lot of takes. But, um, you know, the one where I was like, I shouldn't, you know, like, that wasn't kind of improv, like, that was a spontaneous moment. And, um, but it was, I won't say it was a lot.

different, it was really more just different setups. But I did, um, you know, when they were on me, there, there was one, I was kind of like finding things with each take, it wasn't like a lot of takes. But, um, you know, the one where I was like, I shouldn't, you know, like, that wasn't kind of improv, like, that was a spontaneous moment. And, um, but it was, I won't say it was a lot.