At the end of the day, I have to realize that I am not playing myself, and finding that delineation between my spirit and Paul’s. It was vulnerable to portray that honesty, because it’s almost too close to me, in some ways.
I feel like I am on a dopamine cycle, and I have had moments where I felt disillusioned. “Paul, coming from Korean-American culture like myself, I know what his mindset is like. “In some ways, it feels very revealing, but it’s also a meta experience,” Mazino says. For some it’s difficult to get out of your own way, but Mazino felt he could bring something to the character because he felt a kinship with Paul. Mazino has stated that he connected to the character description of Paul, but I wanted to know what it felt like to play something so close to one another. It’s a journey of self-discovery, and Mazino delivers one of the most relatable turns of the series. As Paul falls harder and harder for Amy, we see him naturally come into his own and reject the labels that others have thrust upon him.
He’s not distracted Wong’s Amy, but he is on the inside track. As Steven Yeun and Ali Wong escalate their feud between one another, Paul is working a personal angle from the sidelines. There is spark that emanates from Young Mazino’s Paul all throughout Netflix’s Beef. Download: Young Mazino On Paul Being Set Free From His Brother's Influence on 'Beef'
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