NEW YORK (AP) — Tramell Tillman didn’t dream of being an actor when he was growing up. He yearned to be a storm chaser.

“I wanted to follow tornadoes. I wanted to study hurricanes. I wanted to see volcanoes up close. I wanted to experience an earthquake,” he says.

There was something about the power of nature that was breathtaking to the young Tillman: “Things like natural disasters or flowers, they don’t ask for our adoration or respect. They do what they need to do and they leave. That’s badass.”

Tillman may not have grown up to chase storms but he might know something about the hurricane of fame, having gone through quite a 2025. Now he’s a force of nature.

The “Severance” star enjoyed a breakout Season 2 in which he became a more prominent manager at Lumon Industries, capped by

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