Underrated comment, right here. I think the dream for most US actors is to get signed to a popular long-running TV show. Guaranteed work and income, with optio

Underrated comment, right here. I think the dream for most US actors is to get signed to a popular long-running TV show. Guaranteed work and income, with options to negotiate higher pay every few years, what's not to love? Unless you're that even-more-rare talent who can jump to movies and make more on one film than a few years of TV. But many have tried to make that leap and ended up poorer for it. I wonder sometimes whether Robert Sheehan thinks he made a good choice leaving Misfits. He seemed very certain at the time that he would be a movie superstar, but most of what I've seen him in since is other TV shows, like the recent Umbrella Academy. But hey, Sheehan leaving opened a spot for Joseph Gilgun, who seems to be doing pretty okay too.