Watch ‘This Is Us’ cast reveal which characters they relate to
The stars of"This Is Us" do an amazing job portraying their onscreen characters, so it may come as a surprise that, in real life, several of the actors can identify even more with other members of the Pearson clan.
Sterling K. Brown as Randall, Susan Kelechi Watson as Beth, Milo Ventimiglia as Jack, Justin Hartley as Kevin, Mandy Moore as Rebecca, Chrissy Metz as Kate, Chris Sullivan as Toby."I mean, the human struggles of what everyone experiences ... I mean, there’s moments where, let’s say, William and that desire to hang on to life, but it just slips through his fingers like smoke. I mean, I definitely feel that one all the time," Ventimiglia continued.
“Just because I am a new mom and also a working actor. So I feel like, as we’ve seen in Beth’s story, she’s kind of always trying to find the balance between her dance studio and her passion in life and being a mother," said Thomas."So, I think identify a lot with that kind of struggle and finding that balance."
"For me, I was like, 'OK, I totally get that,'" added Watson, who added that Hartley"plays the hell out of" the character.can identify with Beth."I feel like she’s doing a lot of juggling... She manages a lot of things. People rely on her quite a bit. She gives good advice," Hartley explained.
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