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Tillman is happy to play Milchick once more: “It’s always fun to play the villain.” “It’s always fun to play the villain or the antihero,” Tillman tells Inverse with a giddy smile.

Upon arrival, Cook’s grim face turns into a smile as his innie, dubbed Tim C., roams the halls of Lumon before being greeted by supervisor Mr. Milchick, portrayed by Tramell Tillman.