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Leslie Odom Jr. has revealed that he didn't know he was auditioning for The Sopranos prequel movie, The Many Saints of Newark, and likened the process to what goes on behind the scenes in the MCU.
"I’d heard that the film was happening," Odom Jr. said in a recent interview with Rolling Stone. I wasn’t up for it in the original rounds of auditions. But there came a point where they needed someone quickly, and I got the call. I don’t even know that I knew I was auditioning for the Sopranos [movie]. They keep things very tight to the vest. They’re like the MCU. They don’t send you a script, don’t send you character names, scenarios are changed. You have to make some choices as an actor. You take what you see, and you start inventing."
He added: "I got a call that they liked the tape that I made, but they had some notes for me. I taped again, then they wanted me to tape again with more notes. And I said, 'Guys, I don’t mind taping again, but you’ve got to send me a script. I don’t know what I’m doing.' Then I got on the phone with [director] Alan [Taylor], and he helped clear up all of my questions."
