Heather Morris (Brittany) is totally great. Change can bring a lot of backlash from the fans … John: … but it seems like they are really setting it up for you to not be antagonistically entering the show, so there is a fighting chance for fans to really love you. And I think they called you absolutely adorable or something like that, so that was nice.John: But it’s kind of nice that you are entering into a situation where the show was openly acknowledging the need for transition and change. But seriously, congratulations. But all of the other people in the cast have been telling me, ‘You need to go and do as many public things as you can right now. John: I don’t know if pressure is the right word, but do you already feel a kind of expectation given that there already are people like Ryan Murphy out there Tweeting that you and this kid Jake are the new Rachel and Finn? Episodes begin airing at 8 p.m. Thursday on Fox-31 (Note new day) Melissa Benoist of Littleton is a new series regular on “Glee.” In 2006, we profiled five young actors who were demonstrating real potential to one day perform professionally – John: So it’s one thing to be on the show. Sie sagt, dass sie eher eine Außenseiterin war, es ihr aber nicht viel ausgemacht hat.
Because, I went through periods of time when I didn’t have a single bit of work. She has been in a relationship with Chris Wood since 2017; the couple announced their engagement in February 2019.She was chosen, along with fellow Glee cast members Benoist was announced, in January 2015, to be tapped to portray Kara Zor-El/Kara Danvers (Supergirl) in the CBS's series, I believe in making my opportunities and that I am responsible for my own future. And I have watched the show always walking that line from the start. Melissa: It is a little scary because that was never anything I felt like I wanted or needed, and that isn’t why I was pursuing this. And I’m not the only one, because Max Posner is doing some awesome stuff, too. I know Annaleigh has had her own struggles and really, really come out on top. I met with the casting directors and the executives and Ryan Murphy and did a studio test with eight other girls. It was the most nerve-wracking audition I have ever experienced, and it kind of fell flat. I haven’t really had much time to process it. We moved at a really fast pace, and learned really difficult material that (director) Michael Gorman was throwing at us every day. It is a very supportive environment. Melissa: I know. Reading about myself on Perez Hilton was kind of the weirdest thing ever. So I flew out to California and went to Fox. Benoist, 31, was previously married to actor and former “Glee” co-star Blake Jenner, 27. Finally, in the middle of July, I get a call that says they want to test me.
What did you think when you found out you got THAT role?Melissa: Honestly, I didn’t really realize what kind of role she was until I received a script about five days into getting the job. Melissa: Awesome. Melissa: We will see each other at auditions every now and then, and we will sit and talk. Tell me one musical theater project that you have done that really gave you the confidence to believe you can play in this league.Melissa: I would day there are two. You have worked your whole life to get to this point, but you know as well as anyone one that even though the “Glee” Thing hasn’t even started yet … the “Glee” Thing will end at some point. He walks one leg at a time just like anybody, except he's actually a dog. By continuing to use the site, you accept our I think she’s at that point where she is trying to figure stuff out. So I am wondering: Do you feel at all uncomfortable about what you might be asked to do, not as a 23-year-old woman — but as an actor playing a 16-year-old sophomore?Melissa: Yes, of course. Right now, all I am doing is working for 12 to 16 hours a day, and there is not a lot of time to think about what it really means. I am bracing myself for the realness that everyone is telling me is going to hit once it starts to air. John Moore: I have to start by saying thank you for making me look smart when I named you one of Colorado’s Can’t-Miss Kids in The Denver Post back in 2006, because you’ve totally validated me as a writer. Even in the scenes we were doing in the audition, I loved her. I was saying to myself, “Is this my life? But I definitely had a feeling that she was a special character. John: Do you mind my asking who that might have been? When you see the women who play Rachel and Santana, you can see these are adult, mature women. Melissa Benoist, who plays Marley Rose on the Fox musical comedy, has a very important announcement. But I think the glee club at school is going to allow her to kind of figure out who she is. Melissa Marie Benoist (/ b ə ˈ n ɔɪ s t /; born October 4, 1988) is an American actress and singer. They called me back after we finished it, and they were like, ‘Are you with the other girls?’ and I said, “No,” and they said, ‘Well … come back.’ So I went back to the stage and they were like, ‘You have to start working tomorrow, so we need to get you into wardrobe. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. And it didn’t stop. … Yes, I have. Melissa: I agree. Go to Disneyland and enjoy your anonymity while it lasts.’ So it’s a little more scary than it is cool for me because I enjoy doing those kinds of things. Have you spoken with her since you have been cast? John: I thought you swooned very believably as Kim McAfee in “Bye Bye Birdie.” John: I want to end this by reading you a quote that you gave me when you were 16, and then I want to know how you think 16-year-old Melissa Benoist would feel about the way 23-year-old Melissa has turned out. That’s why it will be lit up in red tonight. How is he sitting, like, 10 feet away from me right now?” Because I saw him in New York on Broadway. But I personally think people will like. Is it weird knowing that after Sept. 13, there is no taking it back? It’s so scary to think that, wow, I could go straight into being a starving actor less than a year from now. In college (at Marymount Manhattan College), I did “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” and that was the first experience doing as much singing and acting and dancing as I was doing as the star. And it hurt. Melissa Marie Benoist, born October 4, 1988, is an American actress and singer. You haven’t even been on the air yet.