Sterling K. Brown on "Paradise"

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Sterling K. Brown on the shocking reveal in ‘Paradise’

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Sterling K. Brown plays Agent Xavier Collins in the new Hulu thriller "Paradise" The actor says the show has made him think differently about the people who do the deciding.

Brown says the audience is e-bodybuilding off the show.

He says the best reaction so far is the reaction to the show's first season finale.

"Paradise" creator Dan Fogelman said he gave you the pilot script and you got back to him hours later with a yes.

There’s a thread of protectiveness and perfectionism that felt very Randall -like.

"I have to figure out how this story ends, so I guess I have to be a part of it," he said.

"Paradise" was conceived as a Black agent protecting a White president, but race isn’t a major topic of discussion in the series.

The greatest tension that exists exists in Paradise and other countries is that of all the decisions, there’s a more unifying line of saying that does not let them dictate what life will be for everyone.

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