Shrinking Co-creator Bill Lawrence jokes about a condition for casting Ted Lassos Brett Goldstein, along with Vi Goldstein ends up with a role in season 2. Goldstein, who plays the sad Roy Kent in Ted Lassois one of Shrinkings co-creators, executive producers and writers. In addition to these vital roles, Goldstein will be a guest star in Shrinking Season 2, as a character whose name and story have yet to be revealed, although he can be seen briefly in the trailer for the Apple TV+ comedy series.
While talking with The Hollywood Reporter At the Los Angeles premiere of Shrinking season 2, Lawrence asked that Goldstein shave off his beard for the guest-starring role. On a more serious note, he explained how he made the mistake of casting Goldstein because of his portrayal of Roy in Ted LassoAnd that it almost prevented him from including his creative partner in season 2, despite Goldstein being well suited for the role. He also explained why it was important for Goldstein to play the new character. Check out Lawrence’s comments below:
There are very few things that are deal breakers for me but I wanted him to shave his beard, not really for the character as much as because I knew it would make him a little miserable.
I made a mistake that I think audience members make sometimes when you equate someone to a role they played. This has to be an empathetic, sweetheart of a guy and in my head I’m like, “No, Brett is more like [Ted Lasso character] Roy Kent.” And then I say, what am I talking about? He’s such a sweetheart and he’s so nice as a person.” Jason Segel was really shocked and was like, “What are you doing man? We should just have Brad play the part.” I’m not going to spoil it, but the show would only work if you ended up rooting for the guy, and I think he kills it.
What this means for shrinking season 2
Brett Goldstein plays a loving and important character
While details about Goldstein’s character are still being kept under wraps, Lawrence’s comments confirm that the new individual is an empathetic, sweet-natured individual that the audience is meant to root for. In season 2. Roy was a character worth rooting for in Ted LassoAnd despite his terrible behavior, he was finally an empathetic person. Based on Lawrence’s trials, Goldstein’s Shrinking The character is seemingly more openly sweet and emotional than Roy was, which will be a distinct departure from his Ted Lasso Performance.
Goldstein’s upcoming series debut is poised to make him shrink Season 2’s breakout star.
Seeing Goldstein without the beard may take some getting used to, but it will likely help in quickly distinguishing his new character from Roy. As for the identity of Goldstein’s character, He may be a new patient when Jimmy Laird (Jason Segel). After Jimmy’s advice led to a dark turn of events in the Shrinking Season 1 ending, he will have to decide how to adapt his therapeutic approach in season 2. Goldstein’s character may be on the receiving end of this decision, with Jimmy’s advice affecting how the new character grapples with his personal challenges.
Brett Goldstein will be a highlight of Shrinking season 2
hear about The comedic rapport and open dialogue between Lawrence, Goldstein and Segel speaks to the fun and meaningful behind-the-scenes process. of creating the series. In many respects, this humorous and collaborative spirit aligns with the theme of the show. Goldstein’s upcoming series debut is ready to make him Shrinking Season 2’s breakout star, with his character’s introduction is just as exciting as watching the fallout from Shrinking Season 1 unfolds.
Source: THR