The final episode of the drama series, “This Is Us,” was released three months ago, on May 24. After six seasons, 46-year-old actor Sterling K. Brown, who starred in the show, has moved on to other projects. However, it is still a big part of his life.
When asked, Brown revealed that he only brought one souvenir from the set of the hit series. During the interview with Many people, Brown told fans that he only kept one family portrait on his screen. Fans wonder why he chose to keep this all other memorabilia.
Read on to find out.
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Why Portraits Are Special To Sterling K. Brown
The three-time Emmy award winner played Randall Pearson in the critically acclaimed series. In a family portrait, he poses with Eris Baker, Faithe Herman, and Lyric Ross, who play his children, and his wife Susan Kelechi Watson, who plays his wife, Beth.
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When asked why he kept it, Brown explained that it reminded him of how young they were when they started performing together. She said, “It was when they were young because it reminded me of the privilege of watching those young girls become young women.”
Brown also shared that he has kept it on his desk and looks at it “every day.” This made some fans believe that the show had become a part of his life. He confirmed this by revealing to Today that he never lost touch with any of his castmates. This surprised some fans when the show ended over three months ago.
He talked about their bond and said, “We really have (cement). I’m not going to use the past tense. The thread of the text is alive and emerging.” However, he wasn’t the only one who took something from the set.
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What His Co-Stars Took From The Set
In addition to Brown, other characters from the series took some parts of the set for themselves. Chris Sullivan is one of them. The actor who plays Beth’s brother on the show keeps the Pearson family car, a 1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. He revealed this to fans in an Instagram post.
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Mandy Moore, who also stars on the show as the Pearson family matriarch, talked about keeping some “sentimental” items from the set. He told fans at Tonight’s Show that he kept his “Steelers jersey from the Super Bowl episode” and his character’s “wedding ring.”
While fans are proud of his choice of co-stars, they believe that Brown’s frame is the most sentimental and thoughtful keepsake. Although he has moved on with his life, a part of the show will always be with him.
Sterling K. Brown Has A Lot Of Things He’s Doing Right Now
Brown recently starred in the new comedy film “Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul” alongside Regina Hall and other movie stars. Currently, he is collaborating with the pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers Squibb to create the touching series “Survivorship Today: What It’s Like to Live with Cancer.”
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The episodes follow cancer survivors as they open up about being diagnosed and living with the disease. The star revealed why she was inspired to start the series. “It’s an opportunity to find community,” he said. He also revealed that his uncle was previously diagnosed with cancer and died in 2004.
“It can be an isolating experience,” she said of the disease. “You’re going through a life-threatening illness and you may be the only one in your immediate circle dealing with it.”
She also explained that the series can help her cancer survivor fans feel less alone. “To know that other people have also been through it, have made it through and can share their testimony of what it was like… I think that’s the most important thing.”
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The Stories Inspire Sterling K. Brown
The actor was personally inspired by the stories of survivors featured in the series. He was surprised to see how positive and optimistic they were even in the face of such an illness. This made him realize how good it is to think positively even when things don’t go as planned.
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Brown says, “power to believe that your time is not over.” He explained how “elevated” he is every time he talks to survivors. He also insists that they will be a kind of inspiration to his fans who struggle and “get through it.”
The actor also revealed that the state of their physical bodies does not affect their minds. “You’re constantly recalibrating,” he explains. Brown urged the audience to accept that cancer survivors are ordinary people like everyone else. He explained that they would heal better if people were nicer to them.
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