Brett Goldstein Was “Caked” In Jason Segel’s Spit While Filming Shrinking
Brett Goldstein talks about Harrison Ford’s character in Shrinking being loosely based on his dad, an unfortunate fan ...
David Bowie Inspired Brett Goldstein To Take His ‘Shrinking’ Role
Brett Goldstein's pivotal role in the second season of 'Shrinking,' the hit Apple TV+ show he co-wrote and co-created, has ...
Brett Goldstein is nothing like Roy Kent on ‘Shrinking.’ One powerful new episode shows why that was a good choice
Segel encouraged Goldstein to take on the role of Louis, a drastic departure physically and otherwise from the gruff, ...
Shrinking’s Brett Goldstein, Lukita Maxwell Break Down Episode 6’s Tense and Cathartic Confrontation — Watch
In Wednesday’s episode of Shrinking, Louis was finally able to extend an apology for his role in Tia’s death, and he was ...
‘Shrinking’ Star Michael Urie Talks ‘Bold Move’ Of Brian’s Connection With Brett Goldstein’s Louis
Shrinking' star Michael Urie detailed how his Episode 6 monologue came to be and forging a bond with Brett Goldstein's ...
‘Shrinking’ Star Jason Segel ‘Didn’t Want to Look at’ Brett Goldstein on Set
"I just didn’t really want to look at him in the face," Jason Segel said of his 'Shrinking' co-creator and co-star Brett ...
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'Shrinking's Brett Goldstein Reflects On The Challenge Of Playing "An Open Wound Of A Man"
As a writer and producer on 'Shrinking'— which follows therapists and their loved ones finding levity amidst grief — Brett ...
‘Shrinking’s Brett Goldstein Reflects On The “Fulfilling” Challenge Of Playing “An Open Wound Of A Man”
While getting into character was understandably elaborate, in the spirit of Shrinking Season 1’s beloved therapy technique (a ...
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Brett Goldstein on joining 'Shrinking': ‘If Jason Segel tells you to do something, I suggest you do it’
After being a writer on season 1 of the Apple TV+ series Shrinking, former Ted Lasso star Brett Goldstein joined the cast for ...
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Brett Goldstein has one rule about who he works with
Brett Goldstein has a pretty simple policy when it comes to who he works with: no “d–kheads”. And after co-writing and starring as grumpy, aging footballer Roy Kent in the much-loved hit TV series Ted ...