The “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” star recalls that she was said to be “not interesting”.

She won an Emmy for her role in a stand-up comedy, but Rachel Brosnahan reveals early in her career that she was told to avoid comedians because she was “not interesting”. ..

Brosnahan shared that information at the FYC event of the “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” Prime Video Show at Steiner Studios in Brooklyn on Thursday.

In a panel discussion with the cast of “Mazel” and the creators of the series, Amy Sherman Paradino and Daniel Palladino. peopleBefore being cast as the show’s famous comedian Midge Maisel, Brosnahan revealed that she “spent the first few years of my career being told it wasn’t interesting.”

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“It wasn’t insulting. Really many people said like a pro.” You may want to go in a different direction. Maybe you’re thinking about something here. Look. “I think it’s been a really rewarding and really great exercise for the last few years,” she continued.

Broznahan went on to say that she was “forever benefiting” to the creator of the series “Say yes and gave someone such a chance” like herself.

“The day I learned to be their midge, [I] That morning I lost my role because I wasn’t interesting enough, “Brosnahan recalled. “They wanted a more interesting person.”

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Sherman Paladino, the author of “Gilmore Girls,” remembered Brosnahan pushing her to the front of the line at the audition.

“She was the only one who knew to step into Mike. Everyone else was away from Mike,” she shared.

“She was the only one who knew if you would be a stand-up. You would lean on that f ** king mic. And if you don’t have the ball to do that, you’ll have to get off the stage. “There is,” continued Sherman Paladino.

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“It was like the moment she did it, it didn’t matter what happened after that, so we were like” we were sold “,” she adds. I did. “If that didn’t work, it didn’t matter. All we know is that she was the one who had the ball. She was tough. She was a comedy. I understood the basics of. “