Wes Brown made his first appearance on True Blood in the second episode of this season entitled “Keep This Party Going”. Wes, born in Fort Worth, Texas and raised in Baton Rouge, was interviewed by the Daily Comet, a Louisana newspaper.
Ryan Kwanten and Wes Brown
“It’s such an original show,” Brown said. “It’s by far the most original thing I’ve ever worked on. There’s nothing like ‘True Blood’ on television right now.”
Brown describes Luke, a Texan, as an “extremely religious” and “very competitive” former football player who due to injury, has channeled his pride and energy into the anti-vampire movement. His competitive nature sometimes puts him at odds with his buddy, Jason.
“The quality of the people on this show is really ridiculous,” Brown said, citing series creator Alan Ball as tops on the television totem pole. “When he speaks, I shut up and listen,” Brown said, “because I know nothing compared to these guys.”
“They don’t take it so serious to where it’s life and death. At the end of the day, they’re like, ‘We’re making a show about vampires. That’s fun,’ ” Brown said. “It seems like the more you have fun in creating these types of shows, the better they end up looking.”
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