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Jessie T. Usher reveals the unexpected inspiration behind A-Train's reaction to Homelander in 'The Boys', detailing a moment of genuine amusement that led to an improvised, yet honest, portrayal of the character.
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00:00to be honest with you that laugh that's so funny came out in one of the later takes that we
00:09had
00:09done and it was actually antony's idea antony comes to me and he and he like just asked like
00:15do you think a train's like happy with about this you know what i mean and i was like i
00:19think he's
00:20relieved you know i feel like he's relieved and at the end of the road i think the very last
00:26thing
00:27that he realizes is how ridiculous all of this has been i'm watching antony play homelander
00:35and he's just like huffing and puffing and he's really angry and i'm looking around at the crew
00:41and and i just go i just start chuckling you know what i mean and then i see him get
00:46infuriated in
00:48character and it makes it even funnier it just makes it funnier it's like what are we doing you
00:53know what i mean and it's just such a real like a very honest moment for a train to have
00:59where he had been so scared for so long and i i said i say this all the time it's
01:05the moment where
01:05the kid opens the closet door and realizes that the boogeyman's not real you know what i mean it's
01:12like who is this dude like bro you're wearing tights you know it's like this is ridiculous
01:17ridiculous

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