Sterling K. Brown

I'm glad you guys are enjoying the work.

They come up to Sarah and I both.

You guys are like the heart of the show.

And I'm like, oh, really?

That's cool.

Like, I'm happy you're happy with the work.

It took a moment for somebody to actually like grab me by the shoulders and be like, no, dude, shit is popping.

Don't miss it.

That's what I'm saying.

Because for a long time, my career, like what you're talking about from 02 to 16 is showing up

doing a serviceable job and going home.

But people are looking you now and being like, no, bro, I don't think you get it.

It was different.

And even going in to Dan, and then I remember doing the audition, I would work on the lines at OJ while they were covering the defense table.

And I'd be sitting next to Paulson, like, Paulson, I'm reading the script.

I think it's the next job.

And she's like, go get that shit.

And so I would be working on the lines and whatnot, going to the audition like it was butter.

And then

I had people come up to me and be like, you sure you don't want to hold out for movies?