Summary
In this engaging conversation, Harold Perrineau reflects on his illustrious career, sharing insights from his time on iconic shows like 'Lost' and 'Constantine'. He discusses the unique experiences of filming in Hawaii, the development of his character Manny, and the deeper themes of empathy and connection that acting brings. Perrineau also touches on his future projects, his thoughts on the Hellblazer comics, and the memorable moments from the sets of both shows. His heartfelt appreciation for the support from fans adds a personal touch to the discussion.
Takeaways
Lost was a life experience, not just a job.
The bond among cast members was special during filming. Manny's character is rooted in old school religion.
There is a larger narrative guiding Manny's actions.
Harold is excited about producing a film on MLK's assassination.
He enjoys writing and developing new TV shows.
Reading Hellblazer helped him understand the world.
Acting fosters empathy and understanding of diverse perspectives.
Memorable moments on set often come from great collaborations.
He values the connection with fans and their support.
Sound bites
"It was more than just a job."
"Hawaii is just beautiful."
"Thank you for your support."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Early Career Highlights 03:08 The Unique Experience of Filming Lost
05:51 Exploring the Character of Manny in Constantine 08:53 Future Prospects and Career Developments 11:55 Insights on the Hellblazer Comics
14:39 Acting Philosophy and Empathy in Roles
17:22 Fun and Memorable Moments on Set
20:32 Comparing Sets: Lost vs. Constantine
23:24 Manny's Theme and Personal Reflections
26:20 Final Thoughts and Connection with Fans
