‘Downsizing’ Co-Creator Jokes About Undiscussed Aspect of Ted Lasso Star Brett Goldstein’s Casting

Reduction co-creator Bill Lawrence jokes about casting conditions Ted LassoBrett Goldstein and how Goldstein got the role in season two. Goldstein, who plays the surly Roy Kent in Ted Lassois one of Reductionco-creators, executive producers and writers. In addition to these vital roles, Goldstein will guest star V Reduction Season 2 as a character whose name and history have not yet been revealed, although he can be seen briefly in the trailer for the Apple TV+ comedy series.

While talking with Hollywood Reporter at the film premiere in Los Angeles Reduction Season 2, Lawrence joked that he demanded Goldstein shave his beard for a guest role. On a more serious note, he explained how he made the mistake of calling Goldstein typecast due to his portrayal of Roy in Ted Lassoand that this almost prevented him from including his creative partner in the second season, despite Goldstein being well suited for the role. He also explained why it was important for Goldstein to play a new character. Read Lawrence’s comments below:

There were very few things that were deal breakers for me, but I wanted him to shave his beard, not so much because of the character, but because I knew it would make him a little unhappy.

I made the mistake that I think audiences sometimes make when you equate someone with the role they played. This was supposed to be a sensitive and sweet guy, and in my head I thought, “No, Brett is more like [Ted Lasso character] Roy Kent.” And then I was like, “What am I talking about? He’s so sweet and such a sweet person.” Jason Segel really rallied and said, “What are you doing, man? We just need Brett to play the role.” I’m not going to spoil it, but the show only works if you end up rooting for this guy, and I think he’s going to kill him.

What does this mean for Downsizing Season 2?

Brett Goldstein plays a likable and important character

While details about Goldstein’s character are being kept under wraps for now, Lawrence’s comments confirm that the new man is a sensitive, good-natured man whom the audience should root for. in the second season. Roy was a character worth rooting for. Ted Lassoand despite his rude behavior, he was ultimately a sensitive person. Based on Lawrence’s mockery, Goldstein Reduction the character appears to be more overtly sweet and emotional than Roy was, which would be a clear departure from his Ted Lasso performance.

Seeing Goldstein without a beard may take some getting used to, but it will likely help quickly differentiate his new character from Roy. Regarding the personality of Goldstein’s character, he may be a new patient with Jimmy Laird (Jason Segel). After Jimmy’s advice leads to a dark turn of events in Reduction At the end of the first season, he will have to decide how to adapt his therapeutic approach in the second season. Goldstein’s character may be on the verge of making this decision, and Jimmy’s advice will affect how the new character deals with his personal problems.

Brett Goldstein will be the highlight of ‘Downsizing’ Season 2

Hearing about The comedic chemistry and open dialogue between Lawrence, Goldstein and Siegel make for a fun and meaningful behind-the-scenes process. creation of the series. In many ways, this humorous, collaborative spirit fits the show’s themes. Goldstein’s upcoming debut on the series will make him Reduction star of season two, his character’s introduction was as exciting as the aftermath Reduction the first season unfolds.

Source: TPP