At sunset, Kaley Cuoco looks gorgeous in orange binki.
Kaley Cuoco is known worldwide for playing Penny during the twelve seasons of ‘The Big Bang Theory,’ although her filmography goes far beyond that celebrated sitcom, both in film and television.
One of her greatest achievements and challenges was the series ‘The Flight Attendant,’ which premiered in 2020 on HBO Max, where she also served as a producer and had to tackle the most difficult role of her career, to the point of refusing to work with anyone else: herself.
Kaley Cuoco multiplied by two
The actress acknowledged this to Variety: “This was tough. I am such a sponge, and I do a million different ways in a million different takes,” the actress admitted about her double performance in ‘The Flight Attendant’. “Well, that is not the way you can do it with motion capture.
So let’s say I would play every day Cassie, and we would have to actually pick a take that we loved, which then would fix right on the spot. I would then go change, and I would be working against that take as this new Cassie. And on and on and on and on. If I messed up, we had to start all over. It was a really different way of working,” the actress continued.
Kaley Cuoco is known worldwide for playing Penny during the twelve seasons of ‘The Big Bang Theory,’ although her filmography goes far beyond that celebrated sitcom, both in film and television.
One of her greatest achievements and challenges was the series ‘The Flight Attendant,’ which premiered in 2020 on HBO Max, where she also served as a producer and had to tackle the most difficult role of her career, to the point of refusing to work with anyone else: herself.
The actress acknowledged this to Variety: “This was tough. I am such a sponge, and I do a million different ways in a million different takes,” the actress admitted about her double performance in ‘The Flight Attendant’. “Well, that is not the way you can do it with motion capture.
So let’s say I would play every day Cassie, and we would have to actually pick a take that we loved, which then would fix right on the spot. I would then go change, and I would be working against that take as this new Cassie. And on and on and on and on. If I messed up, we had to start all over. It was a really different way of working,” the actress continued.
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