D was one of the writers on We Own the City, he’s a talented writer from Baltimore who wrote a beautiful article about himself and Hersl and how they intersected. How he dealt with people on the street and talked to the people that worked with him pre Gun Trace Task Force. I wanted to watch as much body cam footage of him as I could, to see how he behaves with other detectives when they weren't sure the camera was on. I wanted to talk to people that had worked with him, which I did. So I was excited to be asked to be a part of it, but I didn't want to talk to Daniel. And I couldn't think of anybody better than David and George and their team to do it, because they know the world so well.
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I was like, someone's going to make this into a fucking movie or a TV show. I knew the story very well growing up in Baltimore and reading Justin Fenton's reporting. The people that I respond to are the people treat people really well.ĭid you interact with Daniel Hersl in real life at all? I've worked with people that are wildly successful and super famous. I've been lucky enough to work in this industry for a long time. Some people I've never met, but I feel like we know each other, and I really like that. I've actually made a few good friendships via social media. Most people are really respectful and cool and it drowns out the few bad apples. And to me, you have an approachable quality about you.
Y ou've been around since I was in high school. Growing up in this business, you're just always moving and moving, and now there's a part of me of that’s just just being appreciative of what I have and being a little bit more in the moment.
There are times where I just think like, oh my God, had I not waited longer I'd have so much more energy being a parent getting through the day. I think a lot about this, because I waited longer to have kids. Here’s one of the things I'm noticing: hangovers are a little tougher.Īll the sports injuries that I've had in my life, just ankle and wrists and shoulder things I used to just roll through, they're all coming back at the same time now.
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I realized that I've got a lot of good friends in this world and that we're all struggling. My wife put something together for me, which was really beautiful and intimate with some friends on a rooftop. That's a big marker, right? I really struggled, not about turning 50, more that I always had all these cool ideas in my mind about what I was going to do for my 50th, and then the pandemic pushed those away, and I wasn't even sure I wanted to have a party. I know they say kids are resilient and I know that's all likely true, but I worry about that for her. I was reading a book with her the other night and she said something like, "Where are their masks?" And I just thought, Fucking hell, it’s a fair question. Honestly, I feel for my daughter the most, because she’s had a mask on for so much of her life. I wrote to him after it like, "God, I really didn't realize how much I missed the interaction with friends in a restaurant." Things that you just take for granted. I've seen my other friends here and there periodically, but this guy and I had dinner twice in a two week period. now, he came back in town to edit a film he's directed. I'll tell you, I have one friend who's living in L.A. I think like anyone, I'm still processing it. Jerry comes out to do the little pre-game speech to the audience, and my grandma's friend was like, "Tell us about Shoshanna." And he's like, "Oh, we're not going to talk about that." He's trying to get the show started and she's like, "Tell us about Shoshanna." I was like, oh great. I knew a couple of people there, so I got us good seats right in the front. And aside from that Kate & Allie, I had never really done that in my life. and my grandmother came out to visit me with an Israeli friend of hers, and it was a big deal because I got them tickets to see Seinfeld. Oh my God, there’s one I remember vividly. Did you do that a lot in New York? Go to live tapings of sitcoms? Tyler Joe Want more of Esquire? Sign up for Esquire Select.
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