Kaley Cuoco talks about her new role and the change that meant leaving the Big Bang theory

We all know Penny in The Big Bang Theory, played by Kaley Cuoco. But now the actress is entering a new role for the HBO series: The Flight Attendant. In a recent interview, the actress talked about her past and the future of her career.

If the world wasn’t in the state it is today, fans of Kaley Cuoco They would already see the actress on television. Unfortunately, the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has delayed filming the latest episodes of its new series of HBO Max, the flight attendant.

Kaley Cuoco He recently spoke in an interview about his 12 years of comedy The Big Bang Theory and the HBO drama Max, which he also produces. The Flight Attendant will premiere November 25 on HBO Max.

According to the actress, no program she makes will ever be the same The Big Bang Theory. Towards the end of the interview Kaley Cuoco reflected The Big Bang Theory and also explained his feeling of having ended a show that he doesn’t know if it would generate so much fan love again.

“That experience, the cast, the amount of time we spent together, the money, the grades, it was crazy, it was something that I don’t know if I’ll ever live again.

As soon as it’s over The Big Bang Theory, you could hear the voice of Kaley Cuoco as the main character of the animation Harley Quinn. But nevertheless, The flight attendant it really shows her in a new light and she did her best to finish it.

“I’m a little nervous. People have seen me a certain way for a long time and I’m thrilled that they see me in something different.”

In The Flight Attendant, Cuoco plays Cassie, a flight attendant who sleeps with a man she met on a flight. When he wakes up, he’s dead and throughout the series, Cassie tries to piece together what happened and avoid being guilty of murder. Really, a big change from The Big Bang Theory.

Kaley Cuoco She hopes some of her Big Bang Theory fans won’t follow her to The Flight Attendant, due to how different the role is. Not all shows are for everyone, but she had to do The Flight Attendant for herself.