Sunday, Feb. 19. Produced by Ventimiglia’s DiVide Pictures, which he co-founded with his best friends Russ Cundiff and Dino DeMilio in 2003, the series follows his character Charlie Nicoletti, a sweet but sneaky conman who, after getting blindsided by a heartbreak, begins a romance with Catherine Haena Kim’s Emma Hill, a CIA agent who is also recently single.“There’s an honesty to how we’re portraying these characters, within the confines of that intimacy that you find in your romantic partner.
“I kind of look at it as presentation. Who are you presenting for? What are you presenting as? I don’t really subscribe to the necessity of lying,” he tells. “I think there’s being polite. I also feel like there’s a way to deliver news or sentiment or emotion or information responsibly and respectfully, but truthfully.”
“Listen, the truth is everyone’s gonna have a bad day. Stress is high. I think if you can put into account that there are a lot of people in the process and everyone’s doing their best, you can work after it and hopefully inspire others,” he says. “I’ve had my moments behind closed doors, but also in groups and you just want to learn from them.”
So he enjoys his free time when he can get it: “I get the weekends off sometimes. We shoot for almost five months a year.Milo Ventimiglia photographed for Variety in 2022One thing that’s changed over the last year about his free time is how he travels. For the last decade, motorcycles were a big part of Ventimiglia’s life — he previously partnered with Harley Davidson to judge a bike building competition. Like his character Charlie, it was his choice method of transportation.
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