Bryan Greenberg opens up about LA fires, Suits LA mishaps, and being mistaken for Michael Bublé in a candid PEOPLE interview.
How Did Bryan Greenberg’s Nostalgia Clash With LA Crisis?
When flames devoured Los Angeles, Bryan Greenberg faced an unexpected trip down memory lane.
Forced to evacuate, the actor scrambled to salvage photo albums—irreplaceable snapshots of his life with wife Jamie Chung and their 3-year-old twins.
“What do you grab in crisis? These moments you won’t get back,” he told PEOPLE.
His Instagram plea for fire victims echoed gratitude for safety but urgency for aid.
What Role Pushed Bryan Greenberg Into a Career “Danger Zone”?
As attorney Rick Dodsen in Suits LA, Greenberg trades guitar strings for legal briefs. But his real gamble? A cringe-worthy accent for a scene he jokes “might end my career.”
Playfully defensive, he adds, “It won’t be good, but it’ll be funny.”
Fans will judge when the spinoff premieres Feb. 23 on NBC—streaming next day on Peacock.
Why Does Bryan Greenberg Serenade His Twins With Old Tunes?
A former musician, Greenberg serenades his sons nightly with tracks from his “past life.”
Though one twin shows musical curiosity, dad decrees: “Doctor or lawyer—end of story.”
His singing streaks contrast with candid flaws: “I curse today. Then panic, ‘Oops, shouldn’t have said that!’”
Why Does December Turn Bryan Greenberg Into Michael Bublé?
“All. The. Time.” Greenberg laughs about being mistaken for the crooner. When Bublé’s Christmas album drops, the doppelgänger jokes surge. “Now you can’t unsee it,” he shrugs. “But hey—I don’t hate it.”
Quick Facts: Bryan Greenberg’s PEOPLE Interview
- Crisis Move: Rescued photo albums during LA fires.
- New Role: Plays lawyer Rick Dodsen in Suits LA.
- Dad Rule: “No music career” for his twin sons.
- Guilty Habit: Frequent cursing (“I’m the worst!”).
- Doppelgänger: Often confused for Michael Bublé.