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Titus Welliver Reveals What Harry Bosch Would Think of His Crooked Cop in ‘The Westies’

Collider · 2 months ago

The Westies co-stars Titus Welliver and Jessica Frances Dukes discuss their strained character dynamic, and what Harry Bosch would think of Keenan.

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