Bradley Whitford is happy to go from playing "creepy white privilege" to Perfect Harmony, his first solo lead series role

Los Angeles Times

"My wheelhouse seems to be playing creepy white privilege," Whitford jokes about his roles in recent years in Get Out and The Handmaid's Tale. He says Get Out has inspired a "very weird phenomenon where young black men recognize him and ask to take selfies "with me acting like I’m auctioning them off.” Whitford adds that he's looking forward to doing something different with NBC's Perfect Harmony. “It’s an obnoxiously good and lucky time for me,” he says.