Sterling K. Brown, known for his role in 'This Is Us,' has taken on a new challenge as an executive producer and star of the Hulu series 'Paradise.' In a recent interview, Brown expressed his excitement at being able to work with actors he admires, such as Julianne Nicholson and James Marsden.
'Paradise' follows Brown's character, a Secret Service agent, as he navigates a shocking murder that unravels a deeper mystery. The series touches on themes of climate change, privilege, and societal hierarchy during emergencies, offering a thought-provoking narrative.
Brown's decision to join 'Paradise' was influenced by the opportunity to work with creator Dan Fogelman again and to portray a character different from his previous roles. Additionally, the show marks Brown's first time as the lead on a series, adding a new dimension to his career.
Aside from his acting projects, Brown has ventured into podcasting with his wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe, and co-stars Chris Sullivan and Mandy Moore. These podcasts have garnered attention and nominations, showcasing Brown's versatility beyond the screen.
Reflecting on his career, Brown shared that while he now receives offers for roles, he occasionally misses the audition process. He highlighted the sense of accomplishment that comes from earning a role through auditions, citing his experience with 'The People v. O.J. Simpson' as a memorable example.
Despite his success, Brown remains grounded and focused on using his platform to make a positive impact. He expressed gratitude for the support of Disney, Hulu's parent company, in promoting 'Paradise' and bringing the series to a wide audience.
As 'Paradise' unfolds its gripping storyline, viewers can expect a blend of suspense, social commentary, and stellar performances from Brown and his talented co-stars.
