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Killer Thriller with your host, Elisa Donovan.

Hey, everyone. Elisa Donovan here, and welcome back to Killer Thriller.

Today, we're continuing our conversation with Emmy-winning actor Jarrell Jerome about

when they see us, the powerful Netflix dramatization of the Central Park Five case created

by Ava Duverne.

Here's part two of our interview.

Okay, let's talk for a second about the fourth episode of this series, which is the final one.

And I personally feel like it's maybe one of the most powerful 90 minutes of film that I've maybe ever seen.

And it's, for a million reasons, you know, the violence, the injustice, the heartbreaking scenes

with Corey's mom, the kindness of the guard.

It's like, it covers like a multitude of things. So did, did filming it feel separate from the rest?

Completely. Yeah, completely. I really was blessed to be the, the one cast member who got to play

both. So I played

and old core. It was crazy that I got that opportunity. But it forced me to completely

separate the two in my head. So I actually shot the first two episodes while I was working out

and wearing big clothes. And then while they were shooting episode three, I went

hard in the gym to put on at least like three to four pounds. So it was heavier. And I came back

10 days later to shoot episode four. So it was like maybe 20 days of episode one and two,

then a 10 day break.

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