Titus. Congratulations.
Thank you.
This continued legacy of this of this show.
Are you still pinching yourself just how the show has gone down
and how many fans and everything? It's gone around the world.
Yeah.
I mean, it's you know, it really is a continuation. Of course.
Obviously, we've sort of narrowed down the vision of the show
so we're able to focus on on the three central characters.
But it's a season.
It's a continuation. But it's
there's something different about it that's kind of inexplicable.
But I think it scratches all the issues that the fans will want.
So I'm very excited for it to get out there,
you know, and let it get its feet in the water.
Yeah.
When you first started this did you foresee it becoming what it was?
And have you you know, the evolution of this character has been so, so vast.
Have you been shocked just how he's gone and where his journey has taken him.
I think that intuitively, I always felt that it would do that.
It made sense to me.
I understood why people loved [Michael] Connelly's books,
why they liked the character of Harry Bosch.
But, you know, seven years of of doing Harry on that show
and now Legacy and now picked up for a second season of that
and it just keeps evolving and going on.
And of course, Michael writes, you know, a new book every year.
So the source material is in a constant state of kind of moving forward.
So, you know, I would have loved to say that I predicted all this,
but I think, you know, I was just so focused
on doing the show that I didn't really project anything.
So in that way, it sort of saved me because it's hard,
you know, you get very attached to a character
and you want it to continue and and people have asked me
and Mike asked me, hey, you know, how long do you want to do legacy?
And I said, I'll do it until they say, you know what? I can't do it anymore.
Yeah, I was. How was this?
Has he changed you as an actor?
This this character has he changed how you approach things?
Or as he has, he kind of bled into your into the way that you work as an actor?
I told you that
honestly.
It's not so much.
The only difference is that it's a considerable.
Yeah.
So we're seeing that it was considerably larger workload, you know, as far as that.
But the character, to be able to take a character
that's really, really firmly established in the book
and to then realize it, that process was something I had never done before.
And so
that kind of allowed me and and and Michael gave me,
you know, some some leeway to kind of find little eccentricities
and things as an actor that I could kind of implement with the character.
And so that way it's been it's been really interesting trying to kind of.
Yeah.
And you don't need to keep
that character fresh because he ultimately doesn't really evolve.
And I think that's something he evolves with, with the circumstances around him.
But he's,
he's the same guy.
It's just,
you know, you,
you put him in circumstances,
then you kind of sit back and watch and see what he's going to do in that aspect.
And it's been really, really rewarding. Yeah.
Just a final question.
You got these two formidable
women alongside you, this time a daughter and a frenemy, shall we say.
Friends become enemies. What's it like working with them?
And can you say why they've become kind of so integral to their bosses journey?
Well, I think, you know, originally the character of Matty
we weren't sure how much we were going to bring that character into the universe.
And what we discovered, because Madsen and I had really, really good chemistry,
but also that with Bosch being such
a kind of isolated character, that
being on his own
when he's dealing, you know, with the bad guys,
he's very much on his own.
But when you bring in the component of him having a family member
that can be used against him, then you raise the stakes.
And so it was kind of both things kind of collided in the best possible way.
And so it's a lot.
And it became very kind of central
to the arc of the telling of the whole back story.
Was his relationship with with Matty
and that's been really rewarding.
And now to see her progress and become a cop, it raises a whole
new issue and and stakes for those characters.
Because they they're close.
But, you know, Matt is careful about how she wants his counsel, but not too much.
And he wants to let her be independent.
But he also is aware of the dangers of the job.
And then you have this kind of really interesting relationship that kind of
goes up and down with Chandler and Harry they respect each other.
They're probably more similar than than they realize.
And but they're both kind of leery of each other in a way.
But there's a
there's they kind of they feed off of each other.
And when they work together, they actually work together well.
But that's fun, too, to do that dance.
And we really get to do that
in a more focused and concise way in the first season of Legacy.
Yeah, fantastic. I wish you all the best. Thanks so much for your time. Pleasure.
Thank you so much.
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