That makes for a lot of internal and external conflict. On top of that, add in former fighting superstar Ryan Wheeler (Matt Lauria), who happens to be the ex of Alvey’s current girlfriend Lisa Prince (Kiele Sanchez), and things are sure to get heated. Matt Lauria: We all had a blast. Not too long ago, someone at a Tijuana Flats restaurant asked me when I introduced myself if I was related to or knew Matt Lauria. Amy Martinez: What can we expect this season on Kingdom? If it bothers me, it’s hopefully something that resonates and it’s not something that’s just kind of tied up in a bow and fit for home consumption, ya know? That, particularly, is the little psychological dilemma that gave me such fascination and curiosity about Ryan. I mean they’re meticulously choreographed by Joe “Daddy” Stevenson and then Keith Campbell is our stunt coordinator, who makes sure that it looks good on camera, and that we remain safe. As well, the festival hosted the 10th year reunion for Friday Night Lights at Panthers’ Stadium with a pep rally, a short panel, and screened “The Son” episode underneath the Texas stars. Matt: Perhaps. That was a gem. Show Comments. Kingdom star Matt Lauria recently spoke with The TV Junkies about where Ryan is mentally and what his injury could mean for the fight with Jay. Amy: I wonder how that would have worked with all the ones you listed. Kingdom airs Wednesday nights. I felt like we really achieved something together. This is a guy who’s referred to as a savage, a monster and a killer, but then you see this contrite, penitent, weathered guy whose confidence doesn’t seem to reflect all those references. So you have to have the license to be able to keep screaming, yelling, and coaching her. That means I’m invested in the character and that means if I can’t bare, if I hated, which I do, I hate it when Ryan loses, then I know that’s good storytelling cause that means I’m locked in with it. She is a theme park fanatic, which has lead to covering various land and ride openings, and a huge music fan, for which she judges life by the time before Pearl Jam and the time after. I would have loved to do scenes with Louanne (Stephens) and I would have loved to have gotten into a fight with VooDoo Tatum. I think that would be amazing. Hopefully after his last four years of the military, he got married, had a couple of kids, and works at a local high school as a coach. You know what? Matt: That was scripted. He spent his childhood days in Dublin with his two siblings.Matt was later moved back to the US to attend high school. 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Matt Lauria talks KINGDOM, fighting for his role, his character's duality, the show's exhausting physical element, and more. Friday Night Lights’ Zach Gilford joked about Matt and Julie’s relationship and revealed if he would ever be down for a revival — read the interview! Amy: Alright, my last question, this is the last (Friday Night Lights) reunion here (at ATX TV Festival), how does that make you feel and do you see the show reuniting somewhere else years later? I watch A LOT of tv shows and I'm not ashamed to admit it. Does he really consider Alvey the alpha now, or is it just a tactic? “We were fully immersed in this program,” he recalls. It’s about how vulnerable and ugly you’re allowing yourself to be, on the day. Kingdom airs Wednesday nights. Matt Lauria, Miss Bala Premiere, January 30 2019 → 1 notes, posted 2 years ago. Amy: Moving on to Friday Night Lights. Parenthood - Season 5 - Matt Lauria Interview Posted by SharpFangs at April 10, 2014 2 Comments Parenthood. Matt Lauria. Matt Lauria has never made any public statement about this, so all rumors about if Matt Lauria is gay remain completely unfounded and unproven. I'm obsessed with couples from my favorite TV shows. And hopefully that girl is Becky. I mean you’re friends with somebody, it’s a little awkward at first making out with them and having sex with them on screen, because you’re buddies. It was such a concerted effort on my manager and my agent’s behalf, and my own, to really seek out opportunities that would challenge me in new ways. As CBS’ revival of “CSI” is nearing a series pickup, three actors have been added to the cast. So that’s exciting. But then, as you begin to succeed and regain your confidence, how well will these new values hold up? They all have twists and turns. Amy: He has quite a temper and lost so much, do you think there’s going to be some light for him at some point? That would have been awesome. Matt Lauria knows how to play rough. You can follow me on Twitter @iAMart_22. He’s just a very unusual man. Matt Lauria was born on June 22, 1982, in Virginia to an animator and an artist father and a mother who was a nurse. MATT LAURIA:  I feel as though I’ve been very fortunate in my career, which is not all that long, so far. It’s just been never easy whether it’s the Keith stuff, the murder, or whether it’s the Lisa stuff and ultimately Lisa losing her child, or whether it’s struggling just to get a good decent paycheck for fighting. He makes all the characters so real and people I think, myself included, get so hooked into the hearts in the characters and wanting to see them succeed and wanting to stand with them through all their trails and disappointments. Amy: Is there anybody from the show (Friday Night Lights) you want to see on Kingdom? Byron Balasco has done such a tremendous job with these characters. She’s a ton of fun to work with and we were lucky to have her on the show. I think what we’ll see towards the end of season two (A) is some characters beginning to seem like they are getting some footing, and in Season 2B, that drops away. Like Tyra? (WARNING: which includes spoilers of last night’s episode), ATX Television Festival Recap: A first timer’s experience, The Wonder Years: “Whose Woods Are These”, Riverdale 2x14 "Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Hills Have Eyes" Recap. ... Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Oprah interview was … It hasn’t been easy and nothing has felt safe yet. But I’m very invested in Ryan, so of course I didn’t like that he lost. She is also a member of the Critics Choice Association and the Television Critics Association. I think word of mouth spreading from the existing fans has really been the thing that brought in so many new fans because I think those are the people who convince fans who, or who would be fans and say ‘Oh no, I’m not into football, blah, blah, blah.’ I think the original fans and the fans who have seen it are the ones who draw those people in. Lauria and his family relocated to Ireland when he was seven. Matt: I probably would have been really arrogantly hitting on Tyra, maybe a little drunk, you know when Luke is not (at) his best moments and would have been hitting on Tyra at a party and cause some havoc. There were some fun stuff in the scene when we all got wasted, and we all burned ourselves with those brandings. I was a huge fan of Friday Night Lights before I ever had the privilege of being on the show, but it had so little to do with football and so much to do with these beloved characters in this small, strange Texas town. That would have been special. As I just alluded to I have more and more folks who refer to me as Matt Lauria’s dad, it is a moniker I embrace. All of that was very unofficial, preliminary, way ahead of the game conversations. choreography DirecTV Fight interview Kingdom Matt Lauria Ryan Wheeler training TV workout Our show doesn’t seem formulaic. Myself, Jonas and Tucker adopted a mantra of, “All in, all the time.”  At the end of a long shooting day, or at the end of a long training day, you can make it look committed and as though you’re exhausting everything you have, but you’re the only one who really knows how much you’re giving and how much is left in the tank and if you’re really pushing yourself to your absolute limit. Matt: Well, I didn’t really see much of her face. The coming out of Matt Lauria would greatly benefit countless homosexuals around the globe who are still in the closet. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! I think Street would have come to her rescue and thrown me out of the party. You have to maintain a superstar mentality, like he has to believe he’s the greatest fighter in the world or he cannot do what he does and those things really brought up against his ability of to have that confidence. So I think he would be great as that or as some horrible drug dealer or something. To hear Lauria talk about it, Dr. Phillips Center was almost like a boot camp, one that he came to love. The wait for 'Shadow and Bone' is almost over! Lastly, I love to write. You’re trying to reconcile what you see in the character with what people say about him. CSI Revival: Matt Lauria, Mel Rodriguez and Paula Newsome Join CBS' In-the-Works Sequel Series. But outside his comforts, push him into a place of pretty hot, emotional extremes. Former MMA legend and gym owner Alvey Kulina (Frank Grillo) is so focused on turning his youngest son, Nate (Nick Jonas), into the prized fighter that his oldest son, Jay (Jonathan Tucker), was too unfocused and unpredictable to become. He just keeps walking this very treacherous path. Matt Lauria: In a really big way. Amy: What is your favorite thing about playing Ryan Wheeler? You keep asking these questions of, how sincere is he when he seems accepting of Lisa and Alvey being together? Although Matt Lauria has never admitted to being gay, the media always considers the likelihood of one day reporting on the other. About author. What do Kingdom and Friday Night Lights have in common? I love Alicia and she’s great. Matt Lauria Recalls Auditioning for ‘Friday Night Lights’ During the ATX Television Festival It’s asymetrical and unexpectedly designed. Those are really exciting questions to just sit for hours and hours contemplating. Matthew "Matt" Lauria (born June 22, 1984) is an American actor and musician. This is a character who clearly was on one path in his life, and then got detoured a bit, and now he has to rediscover himself and what he wants to do with his life. Matt: There has been a lot of fans that come to the show after it’s been long off the air. May the best man win,” or is there an ulterior motive? So, it’s both. Matt: I think Ryan is always walking a very precarious tight rope. There will definitely be many more layers of the relationship between Ryan and his dad that emerge and even new pressures and new demands on an already heavy spot for him. Is he really like, “Yeah, I screwed up. That was the healthy challenge that we all had to live up to. Matt Lauria from Friday Night Lights did Dawson Leery, and there’s a point where, ... Our thanks to Bitter — err, Adam Mallinger for taking the time to do this interview! But, it really comes down to character. Despite being one of the nicer people in Hollywood, the actor has a history of portraying dark characters haunted by their pasts. Matt: My favorite thing about playing Ryan Wheeler is how difficult he is to read, how you never quiet know what Ryan is thinking, or what he’s going to do next. Derek Phillips. Kingdom airs on Wednesday nights on the Audience Network on DirecTV. Maybe if it was playing another football player, right on the heels of it, then I would want to avoid it. Then, Jonathan Tucker, with Jay comes with a lot of improv, and when I’m with Paul Walter Hauser, who plays Keith, he improvises a lot and throws a lot of curve balls. He joined the show’s fourth season, and he couldn’t have been happier. Matt joined the University of North Carolina School of the Arts in the drama conservatory and received his formal acting training. There’s some good stuff. That’s where everything starts, as an actor. At a certain point, there’s no turning back. He is best known for his roles as Luke Cafferty on the NBC/DirecTV drama Friday Night Lights, Ryan York on the NBC family drama Parenthood, and starred as Ryan Wheeler on the Audience drama Kingdom. Is he as contrite as he behaves? I didn’t know what to expect from my character, and when I read the scripts, I thought, “Holy shit, I did not see that coming!”  It was exciting. This role presented those types of scary challenges in spades, and that was such a big part of the draw. Matt: You know who I’m dying to see on the show? The kind of confidence it must instill in you to know, physically, what you hold, but then to keep thinking of him as a monster and a killer, you just don’t get it. I played a detective on a show one time, and then there was an opportunity that came up afterward to play a young rookie agent, and that didn’t feel like the right step. Matt: I think Luke served his four years and then re-up for another four. Matt Lauria At this point in your career, what are you most looking forward to? It was it was explained to us from the very beginning that that was how we were supposed to work and that’s the way the show went. Amy: You were kind of introduced late into the series, was there anyone in the earlier seasons you would have liked to worked and have a scene with? I sing my heart out and have my own concert in my living room with my iPod blasting. I feel fortunate that, by default, I’ve been able to bounce around. You can do better. I think Derek would be the most immaculate, kind of a sleazy promoter. Matt: I always loved my scenes with (Tim) Riggins. Matt Lauria was born in 1982 in Washington, District of Columbia, USA. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Obviously, this is a very big and emotional episode with Ryan’s return. Here's What's New to Netflix in April 2021, Matt Lauria Talks KINGDOM, Fighting for His Role, His Character's Duality, The Show's Exhausting Physical Element, and More, More … I agree with you—it opens the door for other things. All that, all those gems, those were finely crafted by the hands and minds of our extraordinary, gifted writers and Jason Katims . Aldis Hodge is a great dude, great actor. In this business, you’re not always afforded that opportunity, early on. (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images) So, for now, it seems like we will have to wait until they decide to open up on their privacy. Collider:  How did you come to this show? The go-to source for comic book and superhero movie fans. We talked to him last week about that, the MTA, and his co-star Zosia Mamet. This was well before they were actually auditioning, and I went in and met with some of the producers to talk about the script and how much I loved it and the different characters. I mean there’s gotta be something for the 20 year reunion or something, when we’re all way past high school and looking like it. Amy: Alicia Witt (from Friday Night Lights) was on your show, what was it like to see a familiar face? So, the way that it all panned out for this was that my manager came across the script around Thanksgiving of last year. Does it ever feel like you’re playing a dual role, discovering who he was before, as well as who he is now? It has been the biggest reward. That was an amazing experience that taught me all the things that it had to teach me that I needed to move on to the next thing. LAURIA:  Well, that is just delicious for an actor to try to tackle. Matt Lauria, Actor: Kingdom. MATT LAURIA: Across the board, there’s a real reshaping and restructuring of relationships and of the social aspect of the gym. The character was so deep and complicated and dynamic, and the writing was brilliant. And then, what happens when you’ve sat in jail for four years, and you have the best of intentions of what you will do and who you will be after getting out of jail, and how you’ll make all things different and all things right, along with that comes obstacles you can’t anticipate, and it tests your metal. Matt: Not nearly as much as Friday Night Lights or Parenthood, but there’s an aspect to improv, I mean mostly what you see on the screen is what’s Byron (Balasco) has written and crafted so meticulously, but given the nature of the show there are elements of improvisation especially in the cage. I think what hooks people is Jason Katims’, the creators and show runners’, unparalleled gift for infusing heart, such beautiful hearts into the storylines and all the characters. Matt Lauria talks KINGDOM, fighting for his role, his character's duality, the show's exhausting physical element, and more. Then there was always a certain aspect that was the unexpected and it really was a beautiful collaboration. (Note: This interview has been edited for clarity.). It’s a really gritty and really raw show. Exciting isn’t even a strong enough word. Then I think Riggins would have been like ‘Hey, be cool, Street.’ and then they would have had a couple of beers. Matt: There was tons of improv. Matt: No, we love each other and we’re such big fans of one another… Look, anything that elicits some emotional response for me personally as an actor, if losing the fight in the storyline elicits a sad or angry or disappointed emotion for me, Matt, that’s a good thing. Did you have any idea how much of a physical transformation you’d actually have to make for this role? → Interview – Matt Lauria → posted 2 years ago. We all want to do additional seasons, but because it was such hard work, and every department put so much into it, when we finished, there was a feeling of accomplishment, reward and satisfaction that came with that. (Laughs) That (reuniting years later) would be sweet. He is an actor and writer, known for Kingdom (2014), Friday Night Lights (2006) and Parenthood (2010). Is he married with Becky? But then, I told them that I was really interested in the Ryan role, and that took some convincing. Matt: I didn’t know Ryan lost the fight until I read the script. Amy: Where do you think Luke is now? Matt Lauria: Going into Season 2B, if any characters had short footing, I would say this sort of foundation beneath all of them is really crumbling in a pretty rapid way. Nothing has worked out so easily. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Matt Lauria and his wife Michelle Armstrong attended the Kingdom’s screening on 25 May 2016 in Los Angeles, California. During this exclusive phone interview with Collider, actor Matt Lauria talked about why he fought so hard for this role, how exhausting the physical aspect of the show is, the duality of the character, that all the characters have twists and turns, the high stakes of the situation they’re all in, and how this is a role that he’d love to play for years. Some many, look all of them. So, what it mostly came down to was that it was a lot to take on. I never had any scenes with Tyra. I love character-driven stories that are a bit unusual or left-of-center. I didn’t think that it was going to be as exhausting as it was ‘cause I like being athletic and I enjoy physical activity, but it really required a lot. Are you satisfied with the journey that your character takes this season, or are you even more anxious to see where things go next? Matt Lauria has a title to defend. Push forward!’ Then you say your one line and you’re sitting there watching the fight happening and it just falls flats. The highly compelling, 10-episode DirecTV drama series Kingdom is a visceral family saga that takes place in Venice, California against the backdrop of the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) subculture. I loved working with Derek Phillips. LAURIA:  No, I didn’t draw the parallel with Friday Night Lights. Do you then revert back to where your former confidence positioned you? ... (Matt Lauria) comes to the gym after getting out of prison, everything in … So, to see someone who is that extraordinary of an athlete, and who isn’t just a pro that keeps getting fights and doing decently well, but who was a champion at the top of his game, is one in at least a couple thousand or more. Lauria played the loveable country farmer and football star, Luke Cafferty on Friday Night Lights for the last two seasons. LAURIA:  It’s an interesting question because I love the character and I love the show and I love the people that I work with. All of them are thrown really sharp, fast curve balls that just sends them spiraling. I never had any scenes with Jason Street. Amy: Did Jonathan tease you or joke around with you about that? Is Ryan really as okay with Alvey and Lisa being together as he tells them he is? You know that he’s gotten himself in some trouble and been through some experiences that have been traumatic for those who he loves. Matt Lauria and Jonathan Tucker, stars of the DirecTV mixed-martial arts drama “Kingdom,” sat down with ... Watch TheWrap’s interview with Tucker and Lauria above. by DirecTV. tagged as: #matt lauria #miss bala #appearances 2019. We had a couple of them, but not many and I would have liked some more with him. I get lost in the different worlds of books. Christina Radish is a Senior Reporter at Collider. Lauria, who also played Luke Cafferty on Friday Night Lights , spoke to us about the show’s upcoming reunion tailgate this Friday, June 10 as part of the ATX Festival based in Austin, Texas. This past weekend, the festival brought in for the first time Audience Network’s Kingdom and screened last night’s episode in advance for the fans to enjoy. (Laughs) It was really sweet. During ATX TV Festival weekend, I had the opportunity to interview Lauria about Kingdom (WARNING: which includes spoilers of last night’s episode) and Friday Night Lights, and if those two shows would collide. It’s a matter of survival against another matter of survival, and that makes really good drama. LAURIA:  Yeah, and that’s an awesome question. There were things with the characters that I just didn’t see coming, and I would love to play this role for years. It’s so extreme. And what was your reaction to Ryan losing? Amy: Maybe you guys can fender bench together again. More specifically, his character, Ryan “The Destroyer” Wheeler is the one who will be defending the title he won at the end of last season when Kingdom enters the ring for Round 2 on Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 9 p.m. ET.The MMA drama’s action will pick up six months after Ryan’s title fight and airs on DirecTV’s Audience Network. I can see that happening. LAURIA:  I think we all knew, going into it, that it was going to take everything we could possibly muster. It’s similar in some party scenes. You’ve gotta have great writing and great character development, and then you have really great materials to work from. I think he emerged from prison thinking he had all these expectations of rebuilding this life and doing it all over again and doing it all right and making good on his errors and making amends. He’s just so good at that kind of reel-y deal-y kind of character. How well are your best intentions going to stand up to these challenges and obstacles? Exclusive Interview with Matt Lauria June 16, 2016 June 19, 2016 Amy ATX TV Festival has made a name for its self by bringing show creators, writers, and actors together in Austin, TX to talk about their shows and premiere new episodes. I would have loved to work with him. The character were so well-drawn and three-dimensional. Amy: Are you allowed any improv on this show like you were in Friday Night Lights? ATX TV Festival has made a name for its self by bringing show creators, writers, and actors together in Austin, TX to talk about their shows and premiere new episodes. If you’re, let’s say sitting outside of the cage, like I was cornering her (Alicia Mendez) in one of the fights and they just can’t write what the guys would say out of the cage cause on the day, let’s say you have four lines of ‘That’s right, Alicia! Finally, they agreed to see me in January or February, and then I had to go through a series of auditions, and really fight for the role and chase after it. So, a month later, they had to cast Alvey, the Frank Grillo role, and I wasn’t sure if the project would ever come back or if they’d even be interested in seeing me. There is a ton of improv. That’s a gift. A few years later, Lauria got the role of Ryan Wheeler, a MMA Champion who’s getting ready to defend his title against Jay Kulina (Jonathan Tucker) on Kingdom. He makes a reference to just trying to get by to survive. I knew it was a show that required a lot of risk-taking, and that’s very appetizing for an actor. But I think he’s been very dismayed by the fact that he hasn’t been able to click into a group really. That’s not just with the physical stuff, that’s with the acting, too. I haven’t been on a given project for five or six years yet, or even four years, because what so many actors are chasing after is an opportunity to evolve and dive into roles that present unique challenges and give you an opportunity to dig your teeth into something unknown, and therefore risky and exciting. Matt: I don’t know about that. Is he still in the army? I don’t think our boss would tell us (before hand). When I acknowledged our relationship – they just kind of melted. They initially associated me with what they’d seen before of my work, and there’s a wholesomeness and earnestness about a lot of the characters that I’ve done, and they thought that Nate, the Nick Jonas role, would be an interesting fit. From a very superficial level, I wouldn’t have wanted to do another football show right after Friday Night Lights because I wouldn’t want people to just think that I’m the guy that plays a football player. Amy: I have to ask, was (the) ‘I traded my pig for you’ scripted? The fight was planned. If so much of your belief in yourself comes from being a champion and being able to beat people, and helps to define your confidence in yourself, is taken away from you, you’re left in a strange, deflated place that’s so opposite. All of the characters are that way. 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What can you tell me about his return and how injured he is? Are you holding onto something for the sake of safety and pride, or are you letting it all hang out. The stakes are so high, across the board. The thing I’m most excited about now is taking on roles that depict really layered, deeply psychological characters. Matt: Yeah, that certainly helped. And then if it wasn’t for Jay kicking his bum knee, he wouldn’t have lost. It was a little awkward. Having worked at Collider for over a decade (since 2009), her primary focus is on film and television interviews with talent both in front of and behind the camera. Having been a part of one of the best sports show on TV, with Friday Night Lights, did you have any initial hesitation before even reading this, or do you try to see how similar or different something is before making that judgment? If you’re not intimidated or maybe a little weary of taking on a role, then it may not be challenging enough and it may not be worth doing. It’s a tough call because it really comes down to the character and the writing. Covering the hottest movie and TV topics that fans want. The critically-acclaimed drama "Kingdom," from creator, writer and executive producer Byron Balasco, will premiere this summer. He made his television debut on the NBC sitcom 30 Rock in 2007. It has happened on several occasions. (Laughs) Or a gym teacher or something like that. Amy: Speaking of Ryan needing to win, after seeing the episode, was the fight planned all long? So I think it drives Ryan into a very uncomfortable place, especially as a superstar. tagged as: #matt lauria #appearances 2019 #catherine hardwicke Check out what he had to say after the jump, and be aware that there are some spoilers. All of the roles are complicated, but I wanted something that was more of a departure from some of the stuff I’d done. He has been married to Michelle Armstrong since August 26, 2006. There was some improv with me and Derek in the backyard when we were fender bending. He read it and was just blown away by the character and the writing. Another commonality between the two shows is Matt Lauria, who played Luke Cafferty in seasons four and five of “FNL,” and whose troubled new character, Ryan Wheeler, is … Amy: Going back to improv, did you have any improv on the show? He has an American nationality. Matt Lauria had been wanting to be on “Friday Night Lights” for a while when he got the call that he was cast in the show. Byron Balasco Interview: 'Kingdom' creator talks about the MMA show's Netflix debut. I think word of mouth has done a ton for the show. Make no mistake, the storylines were there and the scripts were beautiful, and detailed and they were there. I think he’s strives and he earnestly is a good boy at heart and strives to do well and do right.
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