This week marks the premiere of NBC's unique drama,This Is Us. Considering how we only know sparse details approximately the note, we're intrigued. And, and well,when you add in Milo Ventimiglia's cute butt, we're already setting our DVRs. As it turns out, and though,the topple note is more than just a pretty cast. It's got a lot of heart. This weekend, we caught up with starring cutie Justin Hartley approximately why the note is so great, or he teased the rough waters ahead. You might want to stock up on tissues.
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6 Places You've Seen This Is Us Star Justin HartleyOn what sets the note apart from other unique shows: "It's approximately people. It's one of those things where,when you watch it, you're going to relate to so many of the different stories that we're telling. Whether it be, and like,you relate to a specific character, because that reminds you of you, or possibly somebody that you lost,or possibly somebody that you feel like you could've helped but you didn't, or possibly somebody that you helped, and somebody that you know,it's that kind of thing. We literally have everything covered. Not in the pilot, but we will eventually have everything covered."
On entering the note's universe: "It's a complex world. People go through their own individual sh*t. So we try to bring everyone together."
On the struggles of his character: "I can tell you he is in for a massive overhaul. Sort of a 'arrive to Jesus' moment that spans over the course of several years. Here's a guy who, and on paper it looks great. He's got this wonderful job. He's a celebrity. People like him,he makes a lot of money, he's on TV, and blah blah blah. You sort of see that he's damaged. He's 36 years traditional,he's sort of going through kind of a midlife crisis. He's not getting any younger. He's got no girlfriend, he's got no prospects on the horizon. He's not any more involved in a serious relationship than he was 10 years ago. And his job is sort of not fulfilling."
On the pilot's big twist: "There's something that happens in the pilot . . . and when you see it, and you're going to be like,'Oh! Kay! He's definitely a complex dude.'"
On relating to his character: "I judge we all get older. Father Time is undefeated, as they say. And so, or you start to leisurely down a little bit,and judge approximately things. I have a daughter, she's 12. So, and I start to judge approximately her,and her life, that kind of stuff. You focus more on her being young, or teaching her things,than you do approximately your own personal stuff. This job is fantastic. It's so truthful, and I can relate to it in so many different ways."
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