Name: ブレット・グレイ、Netflixシリーズ「On My Block」での彼の役割について語る｜スウェイの宇宙 (Brett Gray Talks About His Role in Netflix Series ‘On My Block' | Sway's Universe)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:29:49.000Z
Duration: 23 min 58 s
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You heard the voice of one of the rising stars in Hollywood right now from the Netflix series on my block just got renewed for their second season.

Okay, man, who got P T s d people telling me secret of disorder since then sitting with me right now, I got a chance to meet him.

He came and did one of the first episodes of the new TRL, And we had such a great chemistry is such a great report.

I want to adopt him as my little brother.

He plays Jamal on my block, but he goes by the name of Bret.

My daughter called me the other day because, you know, she see, she assumed the responsibility to keep me hip, because course I could never be cool.

So she feeds me all this information in a way.

Okay, so I got something else for you to watch.

Now you really need to be watching on my block, and a lot of adults aren't watching it.

And they don't understand that the kids loved this.

This show is dealing with adolescents who are going through a period of self discovery.

They're trying to, you know, really understand who they are.

In fact, I think I might have mentioned it.

I'm not sure in high school, but, you know, that don't fit the typical stereotype of what you think.

Be like grown up in South Central, you know, and I think you represent a facet of the community that we don't often see.

Yeah, man, I don't know if that's what you truly are, but at least the character you play.

Listen, I like to be mysterious a little bit.

You know, you know, I'm not really that much like Jamal, but I think when I was 14 I was just like that.

So, yeah, this first time doing comedy, This my first time doing comedy.

Hey, so they seem like it's a naturally funny guy, right?

Like, you know, breaking into the industry is always really hard.

And we have a lot of young artists that call appearance of the show trying to get a break.

How did you actually get your breaking getting S o?

You know what I grew up doing like musical theater.

So Ah, when I was in New York City, sort of transitioning into the film world, I would always tell my agents like I wanted to something with people my age.

And I want to do something, you know, that speaks to my generation, something that's, you know, prolific and people of color and some like that.

So I was in his musical and my agent called me, and she's like, Hey, uh, this is everything you've been asking for, but by the way, is a comedy and I say, Look, I got a smart mouth if I could do comedy.

So she sent the first tape and the first tape I sent our executive producers and our showrunner sent me a message back and said, Oh, my gosh, you are the new Chris Tucker.

We need you to send us another tape, make these adjustments and then next thing you know, it's lying.

Gray ladies, gentlemen, Wow, I like that being that you just said that they give you the compliment of being the next Chris Tucker.

That's a lot of that's a huge compliment, right?

And for some people, when you say that if you compare somebody to somebody, it's already like a legend in comedy.

Did it kind of blow your head up a little Quicken?

I'm the type of person where I don't really like to be compared to people anyway, because everybody has their own sort of lane, and I would rather be the next Brett Gray than the next Chris Tucker or anybody.

I don't think I could never do what he does.

And, uh, hopefully he could never do what I do.

So I think if anything, it just revs the pressure of a little bit more to try and live up to something that that people put on me.

But, um, it's been more fun than, uh, difficult or or pressurised or anything like that sort of matter, Right?

To be able to receive a golden opportunity like this and call the next Chris Tucker.

However, you your perspective, maybe on it.

Still, some of the knows some of the doors that closed because a lot of times the you've just believes this is a yellow brick road.

That one found that I could never find it.

But when I first graduated from high school, I spent four years in New York City just trying to pound the pavements and do the work.

I was sleeping a McDonald's right on 34th Street, and it's not even there anymore.

So, like if I missed the mega bus at 11 o'clock, I was sleeping McDonald's until the five o'clock in the morning mega bust the next day because I didn't have money to get the the Amtrak or, you know, any other type of bus.

So I definitely was sleeping on my friend's couch is, and I did a lot of I did a whole dorm room tour like all of my friends, and you could do two nights at Pace and two nights.

I don't want you in two nights at the new School, So I was spending my weeks with all different people.

My friends were feeding me with their meal plan, so it was definitely not a yellow brick road per se, Um, but I'm the type of person where, when I put my mind to it, the hard work is just sort of a part of the journey.

It's just my mom, but my mom is a superhero.

She will give me her last meal she will give me her last anything that she did that she would, uh, not get the shoes that she wondered or not go to the work functions that she wanted or not get her hair done to do the things that she wanted so that I could get on the mega bus and come up here and do my auditions and stuff like that.

So, I mean, I think I just had the foundation already, and she really showed me that.

You know, if you make sacrifices, it will pay off.

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