We spoke w/ steveyeun about 'The Humans', working with Beanie Feldstein, and the status of 'Invincible' season two.
From playwright and director Stephen Karam, the drama The Humans follows the Blake family on Thanksgiving, during dinner at younger daughter Brigid’s Manhattan apartment with boyfriend Richard . While this family – including grandmother Momo , parents Erik and Deirdre , and older daughter Aimee – clearly loves each other, there’s also an underlying tension that allows for a feeling of dread to seep in.
RELATED: Beanie Feldstein on ‘The Humans’ and Taking a 20-Year Journey With Director Richard Linklater While They Make ‘Merrily We Roll Along’ YEUN: I was in awe of how easily the words move and how void they are. What you typically see is so much exposition like, “We’re doing this now,” or “This is happening now.” Instead, it was just conversations.
YEUN: After the fanboy stuff goes away, largely it’s just about trust. You know that these are professionals, you know that these are very talented individuals, and you just have this trust. You just believe them because they’re so good. Each scene felt really effortless because it just felt like all you had to do was listen and respond, and everybody else was gonna carry their words for you. Those are dream casts to be a part of.
YEUN: We haven’t started. I know we’re starting at some point soon. I’ve talked to Robert [Kirkman], here and there. He’s super excited about it. He thinks Season 2 is gonna be even better than Season 1, which I have no doubt about. If you go to his source material, Invincible is an incredible comic, and just thinking about how much story hasn’t been told from that run, it’s gonna be bonkers. I’m really excited about it.
What’s it been like for you to get more involved behind the scenes, producing and developing projects? Has it changed what you want to do, as an actor?
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