Sterling K. Brown

Sunday Sitdown with Willie Geist

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4.5 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2019

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Sterling K. Brown is best known for his role as Randall Pearson, the adopted son and adoring father on the hit NBC show “This Is Us.” In this week’s “Sunday Sitdown,” Willie Geist talks to the actor about the huge success of that show, the 13-year grind before landing that breakout role and his emotional connection to his new movie, “Waves.”

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0:00.0	Hey guys, Willie Geist here with another episode of the Sunday Sit Down Podcast.
0:05.8	My thanks is always for clicking and listening along with us.
0:09.2	My guest this week is another good one I think, actor Sterling K Brown.
0:13.6	You know him, of course, as one of the stars of the hit NBC show that people have to watch
0:18.6	with a full box of tissues.
0:21.5	This is us, the tear jerker.
0:23.7	Now in its fourth season, an amazing cast of which Sterling K Brown is an Emmy and Golden
0:29.2	Globe winning member.
0:31.6	Joining me now is always the producer of this fine podcast and the producer of the Sterling
0:36.1	K Brown interview, a two for this week.
0:38.6	Maggie Law.
0:39.6	Hey Maggie.
0:40.6	I will.
0:41.6	Before we get to the important business of this interview, we have some more important business.
0:44.0	More important, arguably.
0:45.0	Since we spoke last, Maggie Law is engaged.
0:48.8	Yes.
0:49.8	Come on.
0:50.8	Yes.
0:51.8	We got a nice box.
0:52.8	Thank you.
0:53.8	Yes.
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