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Exclusive Interviews with Stumptown (ABC) Cast in HD – Cobie Smulders, Michael Ealy, Jake Johnson

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Step into the world of Stumptown, the thrilling new ABC series that follows the adventures of Dex Parios, a sharp-witted army veteran turned private investigator. Played by the talented Cobie Smulders, Dex navigates the gritty streets of Portland, Oregon, solving cases and facing her own personal demons along the way.

Joining Smulders in the cast are the charismatic Michael Ealy, who plays Detective Miles Hoffman, a sharp-eyed cop with a complicated past, and the charming Jake Johnson, who portrays Grey McConnell, Dex’s best friend and confidant. Together, these three actors bring their characters to life with a perfect blend of humor, drama, and heart.

In these exclusive cast interviews, Smulders, Ealy, and Johnson dive deep into the world of Stumptown, sharing insights into their characters, the show’s unique setting, and what viewers can expect from the thrilling new series. With their dynamic performances and undeniable chemistry, this talented trio is sure to keep audiences on the edge of their seats week after week.

Don’t miss out on the action-packed adventures of Dex and her team in Stumptown, airing on ABC. Get ready to be captivated by the gripping storylines, compelling characters, and stellar performances that make this show a must-watch for any fan of crime dramas.

“Exclusive Interviews with Stumptown ABC Cast: Cobie Smulders, Michael Ealy, and Jake Johnson”

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Watch Dex Parios as a strong, assertive, and sharp-witted army veteran with a complicated love life, gambling debt, and a brother to take care of in Portland, OR. Her military intelligence skills make her a great P.I., but her unapologetic style puts her in the firing line of hardcore criminals and not quite in alliance with the police. Based on the ‘Stumptown’ graphic novel series.

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• 0:00 | I played XP Rios on Stumptown I am an
• 0:04 | ex-marine I have been out of the service
• 0:07 | now for about 10 years and I’ve been
• 0:09 | sort of floating ever since my time in
• 0:11 | the military she lives in Portland which
• 0:15 | is which is a wonderful town she hasn’t
• 0:17 | been able to hold down really a steady
• 0:19 | job and the idea of becoming a p.i is
• 0:24 | brought to her by Oh Myles Hoffman who
• 0:28 | is one of our detective characters
• 0:33 | Dex is um she is she’s a very
• 0:35 | complicated woman and does not apologize
• 0:38 | for that this is a woman who suffers
• 0:41 | from PTSD and chooses not to deal with
• 0:44 | it has sort of shelved it her entire
• 0:46 | life since since things have happened to
• 0:50 | her she has a drinking problem she has a
• 0:53 | gambling problem
• 0:54 | she is very
• 0:57 | she’s like a person who lives in the
• 0:59 | moment she is a woman who cannot hold a
• 1:02 | relationship we’re exploring her
• 1:05 | sexuality she likes men she likes women
• 1:08 | she’s sort of up for whatever the night
• 1:10 | we’ll we’ll invite her to be a part of
• 1:14 | so she’s you know she’s floating a
• 1:17 | little bit and it’s certainly one of the
• 1:19 | things that makes her a bit dangerous
• 1:21 | but I also think that because of that
• 1:24 | she’s very she adapts to situations and
• 1:27 | she knows people really well because
• 1:29 | she’s been through a lot
• 1:32 | it is a procedural in the sense that
• 1:34 | there are going to be cases throughout
• 1:36 | the series they’re not necessarily going
• 1:39 | to be wrapped up tightly at the end of
• 1:41 | each episode they will probably carry on
• 1:43 | through multiple episodes certainly the
• 1:45 | characters that we meet on those cases
• 1:46 | will probably come back will stay with
• 1:49 | us for multiple episodes so it is not
• 1:51 | your typical sort of network procedural
• 1:54 | show it is you know we talk a lot about
• 1:57 | characters first and when a case comes
• 1:59 | up it’s more about how the case affects
• 2:02 | the dynamics between the characters
• 2:04 | rather than what the case is about each
• 2:07 | week
• 2:10 | this is obviously a woman who has
• 2:11 | experienced something very very
• 2:13 | traumatic lives were lost in that
• 2:16 | experience but I think it’s relative and
• 2:21 | I think that when you go through
• 2:23 | something that is traumatizing and you
• 2:25 | experience a loss or you experience
• 2:28 | something in your personal life it’s
• 2:29 | you’re affected by it and I think that
• 2:31 | we’re all sort of dealing with some kind
• 2:34 | of PTSD in our alive so that was an easy
• 2:36 | thing for me to sort of break down and
• 2:38 | mentally hone in on personally and then
• 2:42 | it’s about in terms of the show layering
• 2:45 | it in in a believable grounded way where
• 2:50 | this is a person who is who is dealing
• 2:51 | with this and and and and not dealing
• 2:54 | with us who is who’s dealing with the
• 2:56 | symptoms of this
• 2:59 | and onto they both they they’re the
• 3:02 | bosses of what they do they’ve worked
• 3:04 | really hard to get to where they are
• 3:05 | they’re both very good at what they do
• 3:07 | and I think that for my character it is
• 3:11 | inspiring I think that she’s never
• 3:13 | really liked Maddox has never really
• 3:15 | liked Authority and both of them are
• 3:17 | very authoritative women so I think that
• 3:20 | she struggles with that but I think in
• 3:22 | the end what will benefit from is
• 3:26 | hopefully seeing Dex grow and learn from
• 3:28 | these women and certainly the audience
• 3:30 | will benefit from seeing these women
• 3:32 | portrayed on screen in such a wonderful
• 3:34 | powerful way
• 3:36 | the description of this show is cobie
• 3:39 | smulders plays that private investigator
• 3:41 | and she’s got to figure out cases and
• 3:44 | we’re all the characters who surround
• 3:46 | her life
• 3:48 | when I met with Jason on our show our
• 3:50 | showrunner he said that Grey’s a
• 3:51 | character that when you meet him what
• 3:54 | you first see is not what you get you
• 3:56 | learn more and more and he’s a guy who
• 3:58 | has a dark past and has a lot of secrets
• 4:00 | and I’ve been having a lot of fun
• 4:02 | playing that storyline
• 4:04 | and what pulled me to Stumptown was
• 4:07 | there’s not a character in this show
• 4:08 | who’s not interested and there’s not a
• 4:10 | character in the show whose backstory I
• 4:12 | know I that I want to see more of and I
• 4:15 | want to I think the audience will too so
• 4:17 | it’s just deep with talent
• 4:22 | I know what I’ve had a lot of fun with
• 4:23 | while making it so far is just the mix
• 4:26 | of tone in that in a scene will have
• 4:28 | some jokes will have some drama will
• 4:30 | have some action that there really is a
• 4:33 | nice mix so far and I think our writers
• 4:35 | are doing a great job of moving story
• 4:37 | while also stop and everyone small to
• 4:38 | have a little bit of fun so I think
• 4:40 | it’ll be a show that if the audience
• 4:42 | gives it a chance they’ll feel like they
• 4:43 | really know these characters but then
• 4:45 | they’ll be able to go on journeys and
• 4:47 | adventures that I’ve been surprised
• 4:48 | we’re allowed to do in a you know a
• 4:51 | weekly show
• 4:53 | character aspect of our show is
• 4:55 | something that really intrigued me in it
• 4:57 | because I don’t think I’m fully in all
• 4:58 | the procedural stuff
• 4:59 | I think Gray’s character was really
• 5:02 | brought in just for character and just
• 5:03 | to you know give an extra layer to Dex
• 5:06 | and then when you know more about his
• 5:08 | story and the crimes he was involved in
• 5:10 | it’s just to add complexity to the whole
• 5:12 | world so the serialization of it all is
• 5:16 | more Kobe’s journey and I’m one of the
• 5:20 | characters who just kind of had a tongue
• 5:22 | to flavor to it I think
• 5:25 | about this woman who kind of falls into
• 5:31 | this default private investigator role
• 5:36 | she is kind of confronted with issues
• 5:42 | that she’s dealing with from her past
• 5:44 | and she struggled you know trying to
• 5:47 | hold down a job and then like Moke most
• 5:51 | alcoholics you find this moment of
• 5:52 | clarity and you find your purpose in
• 5:56 | which something you’re good at and
• 5:58 | obviously that makes you want to do more
• 6:00 | of it and what’s interesting is to watch
• 6:02 | her kind of navigate this world and at
• 6:05 | the same time deal with and navigate her
• 6:10 | own personal demons
• 6:14 | has some issues from his past that he
• 6:17 | hasn’t quite resolved so he’s in essence
• 6:20 | he has his own PTSD that he’s got to
• 6:24 | kind of work around and at the same time
• 6:27 | navigating this kind of what would I
• 6:34 | call it interesting dynamic I wouldn’t
• 6:36 | call it a relationship I call it an
• 6:38 | interesting dynamic between Hoffman and
• 6:40 | Dex
• 6:41 | and I think it’s it’s like nothing I’ve
• 6:45 | ever played with before in television
• 6:47 | and film that’s why I think it’s
• 6:49 | actually fresh to call it a dynamic I
• 6:52 | mean until further notice
• 6:54 | I’d call it a dynamic
• 6:57 | people will see that our show is it has
• 7:02 | a tone to it that is rooted in the
• 7:06 | graphic novel world so it’s not always
• 7:08 | based in realism so much as it is this
• 7:11 | graphic novel world and that’s something
• 7:15 | that I think kind of lifts up the tone
• 7:19 | of the show from other shows that are
• 7:22 | out there and somewhat more grounded in
• 7:24 | reality
• 7:27 | Cass is great I mean you know I do a lot
• 7:32 | with as Camryn Manheim reversed and the
• 7:36 | badass women of the show and so I do a
• 7:39 | lot with a lot of scenes with Kobe a lot
• 7:42 | of scenes with Cameron and you know it’s
• 7:45 | fun it’s so much fun to kind of play
• 7:48 | with you know people who are not only
• 7:50 | just professional actors but have a
• 7:53 | great sense of humor and comedic timing
• 7:55 | so that we can really kind of bounce off
• 7:57 | each other like jazz so it’s been kind
• 7:59 | of cool in that way
• 8:02 | there’s definitely an interesting tone
• 8:04 | to the show you know there are some
• 8:06 | procedural elements for sure in that
• 8:08 | there will be cases that kind of come
• 8:10 | and go but at the end of the day I think
• 8:14 | everybody will hold on to these
• 8:16 | characters and want to want to come back
• 8:18 | week after week to watch these
• 8:20 | particular characters and see how they
• 8:22 | handle not only whatever’s in front of
• 8:25 | them case wise but also what it is that
• 8:28 | has been eating at them you know what I
• 8:32 | mean from the time we start the show to
• 8:34 | whenever we finish

Stumptown (ABC) Cast Interviews HD – Cobie Smulders, Michael Ealy, Jake Johnson