Caitlin Glass

so it was like if I wanted to be like you know I'd run in and I'd be like my legs on fire and they'd be like oh your exit's so cute obviously that's like a total exaggeration but it was very similar it's like that moment forgetting Sarah Marshall where he's like you sound like you're from London and it's like I've been stung I need help definitely I find that like if I hadn't had that and I hadn't had that like chameleoning and I hadn't because I sort of started to learn a lot of the words and the phrases and the way things like the vowel sounds like I was just picking that up because I was trying to sort of fit in and hide my accent a little bit and like it was it was almost like a nervousness like I didn't want to stand out which is very British isn't it yeah And so I just sort of leaned into that American-ish, Canadian-ish sort of accent.

And then when I came on to study it, I was contacted by Caitlin Glass about Astro Lost in Space.

And she was like, can you do an American accent? And I was like,

And then I went off and I decided to

Uh, I feel like I missed the timeframe by a short period.

But, uh, if I could cast, uh, anyone I know right now, uh, I think I'd have to throw it back to Caitlin Glass and be like, I would wanna put Caitlin Glass in whatever dream role that she wanted.

'Cause she's helped me in my career so much and has been a great friend to me for a long time, that, you know, you wanna pay it back, you know?

Sean, um, just to confirm, are you Filipino?

Yeah.

You know, C- Caitlin Glass, she's a director.

Screenwriters, 'cause you can't, you can't make a show without having some good writers.

Exactly.