Rhea Seehorn Brings a Hidden Talent to Pluribus and Vince Gilligan Loves It

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A fun behind-the-scenes detail from Pluribus reveals that the artwork seen on screen isn’t just set dressing — it’s created by Rhea Seehorn herself. Joined by creator Vince Gilligan, the two share how the paintings became part of the story, blending real creativity with character in a way only this series could pull off. Now streaming on Apple TV.  #Pluribus #RheaSeehorn #VinceGilligan #AppleTV #TVShorts

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00:00Rae?

00:00Yes?

00:01Tell us about your real life painting

00:03and where we see your work in the show.

00:05Oh, yeah.

00:06So around the time that we were prepping for the episode

00:10where Carol does paint a tombstone for Helen,

00:14Vince said, let's go ahead and put in place

00:16that she does paint, and we'll see a place in the house

00:20where she paints.

00:21And when she's passing the easel and looking out the window,

00:23you see a piece that she was working on that

00:26is a piece I'm really working on.

00:28So everybody was very kind in wanting to put my artwork

00:30in the show somewhere, which was sweet.

00:31Because it's really, really good.

00:33Because you're not going to brag on yourself.

00:35You were like a crazy good painter.

00:37Thanks.

00:38Because I used to do that, too, a little bit.

00:39I kind of got away from it.

00:40You're great at it.

00:41Vince still storyboards and draws things out,

00:43and they're really good.

00:44Well, I didn't mean to glom on.

00:46No, glom.

00:47Glom it.

00:47You weren't going to say how good you are,

00:49and you're a really, really talented painter.

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