Although he has not appeared on the screen in any season of Severance, Ben Stiller still has won a reputation as one of the show's "stars". He had a big hand behind the camera as a director and producer in the series, and his status as a high -profile actor strengthened that reputation over what people usually get in production roles. Despite all this, Stiller refrained from performing any appearances on the screen of the popular Apple TV+series-Although the option was briefly on the table.

In a recent interview for DiversityStarviller and Starward Adam Scott discussed different aspects of the show's production, including Season 3 of Severance, which is currently developing. During the discussion, Stiller revealed that in season 1 in season 1 he could appear on a camera as a doctor, but that those plans were eventually abolished. "We talked about it. There was a story we were thinking about, but it just didn't feel it," Stiller told the exit. "It's great to be not that. I'm very happy to have the face of a billboard."

He clarified that the hypothetical character in question has nothing to do with the very real doctor's characters who appear close to End of Season 2 of "Relief" 2 As part of the mysterious project "Cold Port" by Lumon Industries. However, it is easy to see how Stiller's canceled role can be played in similar stories.

While Stiller seems to be happy to be behind the "Grade" camera, he prompted his project talents in a small way. Stiller appears as the voice of Kier Agan Almost the end of season 1, in the string where Heli R. (Brit Lower) Finally completes its first macrodati refining file. For her efforts, she is covered by a bizarre animated video by Lumon founder, thanks to her hard work.

"I knew you could do that, Heley R.," says Kier, in voice stampers, will surely recognize whether they are listening carefully. "Even in your darkest moments, I could see you arriving here." The video is quickly transmitted to a full cult mode when the digital Kier tells Helly: "I love you. But now I have to move away."

Stiller is not the only actor to contribute part of Kier's personality through the show. The strange old man, Long Dead (as far as we know), is on the whole series as a dark god, influencing his company's dark experiments above the grave. Save to be dead and all the cult work is not, unlike the role of an executive producer, so it may be appropriate that this was the role that Stiller would borrow his skills on the "northern" screen, though only for a moment.