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Boston Blue<\/em>\u2018s Mika Amonsen<\/strong> addressed getting the chance to play Donnie Wahlberg<\/strong>\u2018s onscreen Sean \u2014 a role that was recast after Andrew Terraciano<\/strong> originated<\/a> the character on Blue Bloods<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cI definitely felt a ton of pressure at first. I felt the pressure to respect an actor before me because I wanted to respect Andrew the best I could,\u201d Amonsen exclusively told Us Weekly.<\/em> \u201cThere were even certain visual choices that I made that I wanted to keep in terms of hair styling and certain ways of being [as Sean].\u201d<\/p>\n Amonsen wanted to pay tribute to Terraciano\u2019s take<\/a> on the character, adding, \u201cI really want to maintain Sean as close as I can in the ways that I do it out of respect for this character that everyone loves \u2014 but also the character Andrew built.\u201d<\/p>\n Blue Bloods<\/em> fans met the Reagan family<\/a> when the show premiered on CBS in 2010. Wahlberg\u2019s fan-favorite character Danny was previously married to Linda Rose Reagan (Amy Carlson<\/strong>), with whom he shared sons Jack and Sean, before her death. The role of Danny\u2019s youngest son was played by Terraciano for the entirety of the show\u2019s 14 seasons before Amonsen was announced as the new face for Sean in Boston Blue<\/em>.<\/p>\n \u201cWhen I booked the show, it all happened really quickly. It was within about a week\u2019s time and I was really thrown into it quickly. I did binge watch as much as I could and I found doing the later seasons was more helpful. I wanted to get a sense of who Sean was toward the end of the show,\u201d Amonsen recalled. \u201cI really wanted to get a sense of his character at that point into adulthood and his relationship with Danny.\u201d<\/p>\n