Rhea Seehorn continues to prove that she’s one of Hollywood’s most thoughtful and quietly captivating performers. In this interview, she opens up about three key chapters of her life—working with Vince Gilligan on PLUR1BUS, living in Japan as a teenager, and her charmingly unexpected record-store job before fame found her.
Her reflections on Vince Gilligan reveal a deep creative trust. Seehorn describes the precision, care, and collaborative generosity that make Gilligan’s projects feel like masterclasses in character-driven storytelling. She speaks with reverence for the process, noting how much she learns simply by being in the room with him.
Then the conversation shifts to her time living in Japan—a period that clearly shaped her worldview. Seehorn recounts cultural surprises, language hurdles, and the unique sense of independence that came from navigating a foreign environment at a young age. Her stories are warm, funny, and filled with gratitude.
Finally, she shares memories from her job at a record store, painting vivid images of customers, music obsessions, and the quirky little moments that made the experience unforgettable. It’s a delightful peek into her life before Hollywood—a reminder that every great storyteller starts as a curious observer.
For fans of Seehorn or anyone fascinated by career journeys, this interview is a joyful ride. And if you're pairing this energy with a thoughtful movie, the inspiration is endless.
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