The long-running NBC show “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has been delighting viewers for years.
The show follows a bunch of misfits in a police precinct in New York City.
If you’re anything like us, you totally love the show “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” too.
After all, it’s hard not to fall in love with the show’s larger-than-life yet relatable characters.
Want to find out a little more about the actors behind this loveable group?
We’ve discovered some little-known facts about the people who make this show what it is.
Here is the untold truth of the cast of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”
When Fox canceled the show, the cast took to the group WhatsApp to commiserate.
“There was immense sadness,” Crews said.
Apparently, she would call and hang up over and over again.
O’Brien then shows a picture of the pair as kids in a car.
Then, he began to play.
Later in the show, he came back to the stage to perform in a topless flute act.
He eventweetedafter the show, “Do NOT talk bad about the flute!”
Crews also showcased his flute-playing skills in 2016 on “The Late Late Show with James Corden.”
He said, “Flute,” not thinking anything would come of it.
Then, at Christmas, she gave him a flute!
“My mother made me play the flute for like seven, eight years.
I play the flute, I’m a flautist,” he joked.
“I went and got everybody’s lunches every day,” he recalled.
But now, he’s the leading man (with anet worththat’s probably more than you think).
“And now I have my own parking space,” he went on.
“It feels real good.”
“I’m writing a movie, and so I’m pretty consumed by that,” she said.
Apparently, “Bridesmaids” is the only comedy she really enjoys from recent years.
Peretti went on to explain that she has taken inspiration from old Steve Martin movies.
We can’t wait to see her next writing project!
It suits her no-nonsense character and gives her a real edge.
However, it turns out, this scar isn’t quite as badass as it looks.
We’ll give you a hint it’s option “a.”
Definitely not so badass after all!
This silly pair is often seen in the background of scenes behaving like well idiots.
The show’s creator Dan Goor explained more about the pair’s antics at theATX Festival.
As she told theBUILD Series, she had been struggling to find acting work at the time.
“I had like $50 in my bank account and was teaching workout classes,” she said.
Initially, Beatriz auditioned to play Amy Santiago, because she was Latina.
Eventually, Beatriz auditioned to play Megan, a character that eventually became Rosa.
“I had an audition for her, I really loved the character,” Beatriz said.
She eventually screen tested for both roles.
She must have been pretty grateful to finally land this role!
As the actor toldComingSoon.netin 2011, he animated for the show “The State.”
“I still draw…
Lo Truglio’s talent from drawing apparently began when he was a kid.
“I made my own comic called Crud Magazine that was very much like Mad,” he recalled.
Wow, sounds like this is a man of many talents!
And, eventually, an occasional gig became a regular one purely by chance.
We have to say we’re super impressed!
Crews once played professional football in the NFL could this guy be any more talented?
AsBusiness Insiderreported, Crews didn’t have a particularly successful career as a football player.
In 1996, he quit after playing only 32 games in over five years.
“It was a big shock to me,” he said.
Luckily, he persevered and eventually landed his first role in the film “Friday After Next.”
In fact, as she toldGood Housekeepingin 2014, she was once a dancer.
“Like a little ballerina contemporary-modern chick.”
She even worked as a ballet teacher when she was in high school, according to thistweet.
Wow, sounds like she was pretty talented.
Indeed, Fumero was pretty “fierce.”
Hopefully, her next role will be just a little more graceful.
As theLos Angeles Timesreported, Beatriz is actually a “stage-trained Shakespearean actress.”
This experience gave loads of depth to Rosa’s more dramatic moments.
And, apparently, Braugher is still a huge Shakespeare fan.
Apparently, Dan Goor, the show’s creator, tried to model the characters off of the actors.
Over the years, a lot of real-life links have been made.
Sounds like a lot of the comedy on this show is really all thanks to the actors themselves.
