Exploring Sean's Journey: Mika Amonsen's Take on the Role in Boston Blue
Mika Amonsen, who plays Sean on Boston Blue, felt pressure taking over the role from Andrew Terraciano. Amonsen wanted to honor Terraciano's portrayal of Sean while also adding his own touch to the character. The show follows the Reagan family, with Danny, played by Donnie Wahlberg, as a central character. Amonsen quickly immersed himself in the show to understand Sean's character development over the seasons. He aimed to respect Terraciano's performance while bringing his own energy to the role.
Amonsen appreciated the freedom given by the showrunners to explore the new dynamic between Sean and Danny. He noticed similarities between himself and Terraciano, which helped him feel more comfortable in the role. Amonsen wanted to maintain the upbeat energy he naturally possesses while also making the character his own. The show delves into Sean's new role as a cop in his father's field, leading to new challenges and growth in their relationship.
Before filming season 1, Amonsen studied the show to understand the relationship between Sean and Danny. He enjoyed exploring the uncharted territory of Sean becoming a cop and navigating his new role alongside his father. Amonsen embraced the opportunity to bring a fresh perspective to the character and the show's storyline. Despite facing some negativity from viewers, Amonsen is grateful for the fans who appreciate his portrayal of Sean and the direction of the show.
Boston Blue, a spinoff of the popular Blue Bloods series, airs on CBS on Fridays at 10 p.m. ET. Amonsen's take on Sean brings a new dynamic to the show, adding depth to the father-son relationship and exploring Sean's journey as a young police officer. Fans can tune in to see how Sean's character evolves and the challenges he faces in his new role.