Milo Ventimiglia was looking to change things up after six seasons on NBC's 'This is Us' — both physically and professionally.
,” a high-stakes romance story that’s a remake of a Korean drama, “My Fellow Citizens.”
Ventimiglia plays Charlie, a successful and stylish con artist who needs to pay off a large debt to a dangerous man. He meets a CIA agent named Emma . Each tries to keep their identity from the other while their entanglement grows as they face external dangers because of their jobs. Speaking to journalists Wednesday at a biannual event for TV critics, Ventimiglia said it was nice to play someone closer to himself, living in the present day — where he could lose Jack Pearson’s facial hair and clothes. He relished the opportunity to shave and not “pull my pants up a little higher because it’s the ’80s.
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