As the Gallargo case heats up in PerryMason season 2, we chat with Justin Kirk and Mark O'Brien (markobrienNL) about Hamilton Burger's upgraded role and Thomas Milligan's disdain for Mason:
Warning: SPOILERS for Perry Mason "Chapter Thirteen."Perry Mason season 2 has already taken several turns with its high-profile case of the Gallardo brothers gunning down Brooks McCutcheon, but episode 5 is when the pieces start to fall into place. While Matthew Rhys' hard-boiled defense lawyer now knows his clients were hired to kill the rich sleaze, he still doesn't know why or by who.
Mark O'Brien: What your character said about the illusion of justice applies to everybody on the show to one degree or another. Even for my character, I think at a certain point it becomes about winning. You kind of create your own narrative for yourself, justifying the way you perceive something and deciding it is correct, but it might be different from everyone else's truth. I think that's one of the strengths of the show; everybody's point of view is their own.
You manifested it! Justin, you have a much bigger role in season 2, and we're getting into the nitty gritty of your job with this high-profile case. Can you talk about where Ham's head is at? I read somewhere that Sonia Sotomayor was a Hamilton Burger stan, and that was part of her coming up in the world of law. I may have made that up, but I'm pretty sure you can Google it.
Justin, Hamilton had a close relationship with Della in season 1. What has changed since then? How has their relationship shifted after the Dodson case, and will we still get to see Ham and Delia bearding for each other? I think for Shea Whigham's character, he's just kind of stuck. His paychecks come from a certain place, and if someone like me is asking him to do something, friendships kind of get severed when those things happen. But I still think regardless of where that goes, I think there's always respect between Perry and Strickland. No matter how far one will go with the other, I still think they kind of get it.
Mark O'Brien: I think so. Because it's what you're doing every day, and you see that a lot of it is based on a viewpoint. It's based on the interests of other people, so I don't think it's ever going to be perfect because people aren't perfect. People are always going to disagree and are always going to have ulterior motives. It's an imperfect system, no matter what way you put it.
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