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Titus Welliver, the actor who brought detective Harry Bosch to life for more than a decade, joins Steve Kmetko for a revealing and deeply personal conversation on Still Here Hollywood.
Welliver opens up about the surprising end of Bosch: Legacy, why he believes devoted fans deserved a better farewell, and the possibility of Harry Bosch returning in a standalone film.
But the story behind his most famous role is even more extraordinary.
Just months after losing his wife to breast cancer, Welliver was struggling with grief while raising his young daughter. Then came the opportunity that would change everything. He shares the emotional moment he learned he'd been cast as Bosch and why the role meant far more than professional success.
Titus also takes us behind the scenes of his work with Ben Affleck, Morgan Freeman, Matt Damon, and Frances McDormand, recalls his years on Deadwood and Sons of Anarchy, and reveals how his own family helped shape the character of Harry Bosch.
In an unusually candid conversation, he discusses sobriety, tattoos, childhood tragedy, the complicated relationship with his father, and why he believes closure is a myth.
From Hollywood success to heartbreaking loss, this is Titus Welliver as you've rarely heard him.
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Chapters
Introduction: Titus Welliver
The voice and quitting smoking
Tattoos and sobriety
The surprising ending of Bosch: Legacy
The devoted Bosch fan base
Iconic television characters
Sons of Anarchy and his mother's reaction
How much of Titus is in Harry Bosch?
Michael Connelly's books
Leading the cast and learning from Mark Harmon
Patreon and show break
The story behind the name Titus
The tragedy and triumph behind Bosch
A career dry spell and Deadwood
The challenges of working with David Milch
Ben Affleck as a director
A memorable Morgan Freeman moment
Working with Ben Affleck
Matt Damon's kindness during a family crisis
Trauma and the craft of acting
The origin of "Closure is a myth"
Learning to live with grief
Fatherhood and understanding his father
His children appear on Bosch
Remembering Falcone
Patreon questions and farewell
Closing credits
Show Credits
Host/Producer: Steve Kmetko
All things technical: Justin Zangerle
Executive Producer: Jim Lichtenstein
Music by: Brian Sanyshyn
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