Sterling K. Brown on How 'This Is Us' Tackles Being Black in America | Close Up With THR

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  • Опубліковано 7 вер 2024

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  • @user-uy5xx2ex8h
    @user-uy5xx2ex8h 7 років тому +200

    Sterling K. Brown is sooo handsome and articulate.

  • @nefsa84
    @nefsa84 7 років тому +252

    He sounds like he reads 139939584903085 books a day

  • @mariasharp815
    @mariasharp815 7 років тому +203

    His voice is goals.

  • @charlie5115
    @charlie5115 7 років тому +252

    Can't wait for the full roundtable to come out in about 2 years..

  • @CulinaryGuide
    @CulinaryGuide 6 років тому +14

    He played Chris Darden so well. He humanized a man who had been so villified. Love him.

  • @verashepard763
    @verashepard763 7 років тому +62

    I love everything about Sterling K. Brown.

  • @Ilovemusic19582
    @Ilovemusic19582 5 років тому +50

    He should read for audiobooks.

  • @lucamolta
    @lucamolta 4 роки тому +8

    his cadence is him the writers have totally written for that cadence.

  • @drennyvision6141
    @drennyvision6141 6 років тому +25

    Interviewer making the MmmMmm noises every 4 seconds is driving me crazy.

  • @marshacreary9771
    @marshacreary9771 6 років тому +4

    I never watched the trial. As far as I'm concerned, he humanized Chris Darden and the backstory allowed me to see the parallel stories acting in the perimeter of that situation quite clearly. Based on who he married, the residuals of that relationship with Marcia Clarke remained with Chris Darden long after the trial and the public scrutiny ended

  • @meljoy242
    @meljoy242 6 років тому +11

    I couldn’t watch this whole thing because of the moderator “Mmmmhmmmm”

  • @jackielendel1530
    @jackielendel1530 6 років тому +4

    He’s amazing. And omg he seems so different from Randall. And I don’t think it’s because the glasses

    • @NickyM_0
      @NickyM_0 4 роки тому

      Believe me he is the SAME in lots of aspects! He has to be just by definition of being a Black man.

  • @trishnorkett5387
    @trishnorkett5387 6 років тому +12

    I agree, the moderator was annoying and came across as condescending.

  • @fleaflicker1451
    @fleaflicker1451 4 роки тому +1

    This man!!!!🥰

  • @atxfinest20
    @atxfinest20 4 роки тому +7

    Why is that white Hollywood journalist always seem to want to talk to black people about Race. It's like when they see us all the see is our race and they don't think we are more than that.

  • @kandb4life
    @kandb4life 7 років тому +5

    I loved NYPD Blue. I knew I loved this man.

  • @wifi2166
    @wifi2166 6 років тому +3

    could do without the hm uh huh

  • @Dangerops69
    @Dangerops69 4 роки тому +3

    Mhmm uhuh

  • @gabriellehenry526
    @gabriellehenry526 6 років тому +5

    MMMHMM!

  • @ladonnawashington1643
    @ladonnawashington1643 6 років тому +4

    Interviewer/Moderator was VERY VERY annoying and distracting. I'll bet he said so to his wife when he got home. I hope these comments from the watchers will help her to stop OR perhaps they could find another person. He is wonderfully wonderful, isn't he?!?

  • @stephenmurphy007
    @stephenmurphy007 7 років тому +119

    The interviewer is so annoying, she's ruined this video with the constant 'mmm mmm' as the actors are speaking.

    • @jameswikan
      @jameswikan 7 років тому

      LOL I was thinking the SAME thing!

    • @angiespurs5773
      @angiespurs5773 7 років тому +2

      Stephen Murphy Yes! It came across as condescending.

    • @broudwauy
      @broudwauy 7 років тому +31

      Recognition of listening and understanding is one of the keys in good interviewing.

    • @nellyrimuri4585
      @nellyrimuri4585 7 років тому +18

      I kind of like it. It makes someone know that they are not just being listened to but also being heard. Plus her questions are great.

    • @gracecunningham7873
      @gracecunningham7873 6 років тому +2

      I totally agree! I know the interviewer doing it to show active listening and all of that, but it was not working. That is inappropriate for that setting, because she turned the whole roundtable discussion into a one on one conversation by always drawing the attention back to herself. And the tone of the mhmm made it sound like she was subtly trying to get him to wrap up his point when he was in the middle of talking.

  • @fightermma
    @fightermma 6 років тому

    Don't be duped. They emasculate the perception of what a black man is by making the guy's dad gay (i.e what they refer to as bi in the show).
    Also their are other underhanded racist moments like when Sterlings character gets high off mushrooms and Sees Milos character. Milo calls Sterling "son" which young and old white men use to refer to older or young blacks back when blacks had less rights or they use the term "boy".
    Other instances of this covert racism are when Sterlings characters wife says she'll bake some weed brownies. This is a stereo type that all blacks are into weed.
    One of the really blatant forms of racism in the show is when Sterlings character mimicks a stereotypical Asian using a stereotypical accent.

    • @aydicee
      @aydicee 5 років тому +8

      I bet ur shoulders were hurting from all that reaching u did when u came up with this comment. 😑

  • @mrsbarneyfife4687
    @mrsbarneyfife4687 6 років тому +1

    His face especially his lips always look chapped and ashy. Ugh

    • @SJ-qf2tz
      @SJ-qf2tz 5 років тому

      the struggle with dry skin is real as a black person :).