Tramel Tillman Don’t scream from giving everything to playing Mr. Milchick in ”Departure weight. “Scene-Steals (which also appeared in the now-viral submarine sequence of “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning”told Behind the scenes That his colleague “Severance” co -stars think his character Milchick “is very scary.” Sometimes the man does not even recognize himself on the screen.
“Based on accounts from Ben (Stiller), Dan (Erickson) and my colleagues with colleagues, they have not really moved me. I have been told that I am very scary when I am in Milchick mode,” said Tillman. “When they scream, ‘cut!’ And there is a room for air, I can pause and look at the playback, because I learn by watching. The first two seasons And think, who the hell is the guy who has my face? ”
To prepare to play the Lumon Employees, Dove in both nature documentaries and cult documentation to balance the “animalistic” movements with Milchick’s dedication to the company.
“I would look at nature documentaries like” Planet Earth “and really study birds and mammals and reptiles and just start letting my imagination really explode,” he said. “I was like, is Milchick a snake? Is he more of a raccoon? Is he an eagle? I really have fun to find ways to integrate the animal behavior and melt it with the character’s intentions and motives.”
Tillman also continued with the cult documents, “There was a behavior that I noticed: A conviction, a devotion, almost an selflessness. It is not only a commitment to the cult’s ideal, but a commitment to its leadership. There is not a lot of room for these followers to question the leadership.
And Tillman still expects what Milchick stands for at Lumon: “I still have so many questions about Milchick,” he said. “I don’t think he ever leaves me. This guy lives with me. I won’t be able to put him down until I figure him out.”
