If you’ve been enjoying this season of “Fargo,” Patrick Wilson is right there with you. The anthology series’ second season star, who plays upright state trooper Lou Solverson, has been watching each episode as they air Mondays on FX. And while the show still has two episodes left to go, Wilson is already wistful about the experience he considers a career highlight.
Wilson spoke to Variety about the personal connection he feels with Lou, working with fellow Carnegie Mellon grad Ted Danson and whether he could be back for Season 3.
Where does “Fargo” rank in your career so far?
I’m very careful to say what’s the best because I’ve had so many different kinds of experiences, and what success and satisfaction means to me is usually not connected to critics or the commercial success. However, this has been one of the greatest jobs I’ve ever had.
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Wilson spoke to Variety about the personal connection he feels with Lou, working with fellow Carnegie Mellon grad Ted Danson and whether he could be back for Season 3.
Where does “Fargo” rank in your career so far?
I’m very careful to say what’s the best because I’ve had so many different kinds of experiences, and what success and satisfaction means to me is usually not connected to critics or the commercial success. However, this has been one of the greatest jobs I’ve ever had.