I will keep watching because I love the writing and I love the cast. “I would love to come back as a ghost but that’s not this show. “They clapped me off when the episode wrapped and that felt really good,” the actor surmises. It’s also not easy walking away from a cast and crew you respect and admire, Kowalski concedes. That scene was director Ben Younger’s idea and I figured I’d go out with a bang. “I felt like it was revenge for Rob slapping his father in Season 2. “You ice your face privately, but in front of the crew, toughness is a badge of honor,” he adds. I thanked Damson afterward for doing a good one so we didn’t have to do it again so I could save face for the crew members who were watching. It’s not great when you do all of that and it doesn’t make it in, you know? You can’t fake a reaction like that. “That was a helluva slap,” Kowalski recalls with a wince and laugh. For instance, in the scene when Franklin slaps poor White Rob into reality, Kowalski had to suffer through several takes of Idris’ open-hand strikes. When he watched the premiere, he was so sad, he cried and that made me cry.”īut Kowalski is a lot tougher than his alter ego was. We’d stand around on set cracking jokes and giggling. Once I saw Rob was on drugs, I felt sorry for him but he was reckless and talkative. “When you get mixed up in the game, feelings are irrelevant and there is no remorse. “You don’t play with drug dealers,” Bean states matter-of-factly. Still Bean contends White Rob had to go even though losing the man who played him has left her crestfallen. Wanda had to admit not only could that be her but that was her.” “Sometimes we try to bury a certain part of ourselves that’s ugly and try to discredit that. “When Peaches said, ‘Remember, you used to be that fool,’ it reminded Wanda to sympathize,” Bean observes.
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Gail Bean, who costars as Wanda, reveals that White Rob’s struggles with his crack addiction served as a stark reminder for her character. But it also sets it up perfectly to show Franklin is in a completely different space right now and nothing can come before his family and his business.” Rob was someone Franklin had known his whole life. Rob was already telling people their business and he didn’t know how far Rob was willing to go. “He thought about what Veronique said about protecting her and their family and he just couldn’t risk Rob flipping on him. “Franklin couldn’t trust him anymore,” Idris explains. But he also didn’t evolve and his addiction and big mouth cost him his life.”ĭamson Idris, who stars as Franklin, agrees that White Rob was his own worst enemy and foreshadows more Season 5 tragedy. White Rob was such a non-threatening presence. Like if they do something that makes Franklin not trust them, he could shoot and kill them, too. “It also goes to show you that Rob’s death puts a target on their backs. “I read Episode 2 and I remember all of these characters basically asking, ‘Wow! Why did you do that?'” Kowalski shares. Kowalski adds that he took comfort in the fact that Peaches was horrified by White Rob’s murder at the hands of Franklin as were Leon, Louie and Jerome when they found out.
There was something poetic about having White Rob die while looking at a comet.” I was so sad, but also thrilled about the way the writers wrote his death because of how it all played out. “One of the producers turned and looked at me and said, ‘Drug dealing is a scary business and so is show business.’ I knew all of this, but I still had conflicted feelings when I read the script.
“I remember in Season 1 when Reed killed Alejandro,” Kowalski recalls to TVLine. Snowfall Season 5 Premiere Recap: Twisted Fates RevealedĪctor Taylor Kowalski, who has been costarring as White Rob since Snowfall Season 1, says even though he understands why his character had to die, the departure is heartbreaking. Snowfall's Damson Idris Explains Season 5 Franklin, Ponders Similarities Between Veronique and His Mom
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