"Law & Order: Organized Crime" hasn't held back from exploring some new directions under the tenure of Breaking Bad alum John Shiban as showrunner, including the introduction of the Stabler brothers. In true Stabler family style, their arrival has only increased the number of complications for Elliot in the 2024 TV schedule, while also dropping some details that longtime fans have been waiting for since Christopher Meloni's "Law & Order: SVU days." Now, as the wait continues for whether or not OC gets a Season 5, actors Michael Trotter and Dean Norris have opened up to CinemaBlend about joining the family.
I spoke with the stars playing the Stabler brothers about the intervention on Joe Jr. that backfired pretty spectacularly despite Randall's best intentions, as well as Joe's "necessary" fight with their mother. When asked what it has been like to join the Stabler family that so many people are already so invested in, the actors shared their thoughts.
I spoke with the stars playing the Stabler brothers about the intervention on Joe Jr. that backfired pretty spectacularly despite Randall's best intentions, as well as Joe's "necessary" fight with their mother. When asked what it has been like to join the Stabler family that so many people are already so invested in, the actors shared their thoughts.
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00:00 It's been great. I mean, to get to work with him every day and Dean has been fantastic.
00:07 I don't think I quite understood the scope of the fandom necessarily, but certainly recognize, you know, how iconic of a name Stapler is.
00:17 And to be inserted into that sort of canon has been awesome. And to kind of pull back the layers and start to really understand what his personal life and his past was like has been fun to be a part of.
00:33 And hopefully the fans have had fun getting to know a different side of him that they hadn't necessarily seen before.
00:40 Yeah, it's been great. I mean, you know, yeah, such an iconic character in people's lives, you know, people have grown up with.
00:51 I mean, you know, I have an older daughter who, you know, her favorite story and people have grown up with that character.
01:01 Literally, it's part of their lives. So it's with great respect and honor to be to to to kind of join it and hopefully help it along and nurture it along and, you know, allow people to explore new things about who this guy is.
01:17 So.
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