It's a Sin star Omari Douglas has reflected on the show's legacy, revealing that the drama series launched his career into 'another space.'
star Omari Douglas has reflected on the show's legacy, revealing the drama series launched his career into"another space."Douglas said:"I'd been doing a lot of work before that in theatre, and so I'm just kind of working in a different space at the moment, and it's very — it's been prosperous, but it's also overwhelming."
He continued:"It's taken me a long time to process what that experience was. And to just [understand] how to move on from that, and how to also maintain the legacy of what we created. "Because there was a responsibility that came with it, so it's not just transactional. It wasn't just sort of like doing the show and then moving on."
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