USA network Rain -maker Several changes have been From books and movies - but why was GrillIts character Mickey Raur Source of the role?

"I think Broza is a great character for gender for many reasons. A, she is much stronger as a woman. Brozer - in the novel - super, super shadow and questionable," Parlia, 48, exclusively said Our weeklyThe "In the movie version, Mickey portrayed Rauk Bruzer and that character was present at the beginning but later went on vacation and fled to the Caribbean region."

Pearlila was thrilled to get the chance Expand the introduction On the show

"Bruzer - in our Rain Maker version - he is living in a man's world much stronger in this sense. So he has a leg," he said Ours About the Premier Series on Friday, August 15. "He has something else to prove in the novel's Bruise vs. who is a little behind and some shady business."

Based on JohnIts 1995 novel Same name, Rain -maker Following the young lawyer Rudy (Mulberry) Who has been dismissed from his prestigious White Caller Farm and signed a short -term ambulance with Chazer Bruzer (Pearlila). Rudy later faces against his ex -boss (John) To court. The book was converted into a movie Francis Ford Coppola Raur played in 1997 and Matt DamonThe

"Rudy has multiple maternal images (in show) but Bruzer is the one who is from the place of love. He is like his coach and his adviser who really presses him to think out of the box," Parlila mentioned. "He has a great relationship with Rudy that I don't think this character will be a man if it is a man. It was just a fight for arrogance."

He also said: "I think she is very effective with a woman and her influence with Rudy - but she is also in the courtroom. She is also a smart, sisi and balcony woman, who has a lot of street smart and she is bitter. She is a much more interesting version of Bruzer. Everyone's version is great but I really like this character that this character is a woman."

While signing the project, Parliament reminds Using the source material As inspiration, "I pulled a lot of the novel and the movie. But I would say that Bruja was a lot in my back pocket. I really understood how he was walking on the street and who was away from the place or who would not believe in themselves. He could not fight for himself - they could not fight for themselves - they could not fight for themselves - which they could not fight for themselves - which they could not fight for themselves - which they could not fight. No - which they can't fight great - which they can't fight great -

Parlila said that he was "truly" connected to the Bruzer.

He told us, "So in all the characters I have portrayed, I just feel like him, I felt the closest to him," he told us. "I didn't see (the movie) when I first read for the first role because it happened very fast. Once I got the role I got okay and I read the novel and I saw the movie several times. It was all that I had to see in me and it was not to me."

In spite of seeing himself a lot in this version of Bruzer, Was a detailed This Pearlila could not connect with it, saying, "Legal jargon is probably the biggest challenge for me. I never went to law at the Law - I am more interested in the Medical World. I would say that I can be better doctor than a lawyer. I don't know if I will ever hire me as a lawyer. I am very emotional. I am very emotional."

He concluded: "From that point of view, my eyes open a little bit that we learn our rights as civilians in this world and how to protect ourselves."

Rain -maker Premiers of the USA network on Friday, August 15, 10:30 pm.