‘A Man's Job Is a Man's State': ‘Severance' Star Tramell Tillman on Milchik and What He's Hiding
The actor discusses how he's adjusting to the newfound fame, the show's viral defiant jazz scene, and his character's inner ...
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This is the most controversial Severance Season 2 scene and it’s not even close
Severance Season 2 Episode 3 sees Milchick receive a gift from Lumon, and it’s the most controversial scene in the Apple TV series so far.
"Severance" star Tramell Tillman demystifies Mr. Milchick, the enigmatic "othered" middle manager
Tillman challenged the show's creators to honestly depict office dynamics for Black workers. The result was eye-twitching ...
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Severance: What is the meaning of Milchick's paintings? Details explored
In Severance Season 2 Episode 3, Milchick receives a gift from Lumon to make him more comfortable with the company's history.
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Severance star reveals Milchick’s major problem in Season 2
Tramell Tillman explains how the Severance Season 1 finale means his character has a big problem in Season 2 of the Apple TV+ show.
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In Severance Season 2, Lumon Takes Corporate Manipulation To A New Low
The gift Lumon's mysterious board extends to Mr. Milchick in Severance season 2 marks a new low for the company's level of ...
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‘Severance’s Tramell Tillman Breaks Down Milchick’s Tense Painting Scene: “I Think He’s In A Place Where He’s Starting To Awaken”
From the moment Ms. Cobel (Patricia Arquette) was fired in Severance‘s Season 1 finale, Seth Milchick (Tramell Tillman) has been absolutely going through it. Following the Overtime Contingency ...
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‘Severance’ Episode 3: Behold the Goat People
As for Mr. Milchick himself, he is not a severed employee. But he has always come across like a man who has divided himself in two. There is the smiling, soft-spoken, unflappable manager who ...
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‘A Man’s Job Is a Man’s State’: ‘Severance’ Star Tramell Tillman on Milchik and What He’s Hiding
Tramell Tillman nearly missed the audition for Severance’s perma-smiling Mr. Milchick. On a frigid January day, he made a split decision to make the 15-minute commute on foot, rather than wait ...