you watch it, you’ll understand why we could only shoot it from beginning to end every single time. Once they said, ‘Action,’ I was talking for almost seven pages.”
Recognition and Impact
The debut of “Pluribus” on November 7, 2025, marked a significant milestone in the careers of Bergman and Gilligan. The first teaser trailer showcased Bergman’s pivotal role alongside Emmy-nominated actress Rhea Seehorn. Bergman was thrilled to see his dialogue featured prominently on billboards around Hollywood, noting, “One is with Rhea Seehorn kind of screaming at the sky, and another one is a little further down, and just over it is the Hollywood sign, and in giant bold, black letters on yellow, it says, ‘We’re sorry we upset you, Carol,’ which is one of lines in their teaser. It’s just funny to see my dialogue in giant bold letters on a big billboard.”
The collaboration between established soap opera actors and new media platforms highlights the evolving landscape of the entertainment industry, where long-term friendships and personal connections can lead to significant career opportunities.
