For twelve seasons, The Big Bang Theory was able to thrill the public with its characters (Sheldon, Leonard, Howard, Raj, Penny, Bernadette and Amy) very endearing and different from each other. Characters who have also sometimes found themselves with big guests, since several personalities have been invited, such as Selena Gomez or even Britney Spears. Although the end clap sounded in May 2019, the program still has its share of filming secrets and anecdotes, such as the reason why Raj ended up single or Kaley Cuoco’s worst experience and the star who refused. the role of Leonard. Melissa Rauch, the interpreter of Bernadette, also has surprising memories related to her role.
A little secret to being taller
Anything small is cute, but the adage has not always been easy to accept by Melissa Rauch, from the top of his 1.52m. Thanks to the play of the cameras, the viewers did not necessarily see this detail. But the actress also had a trick she used while sitting on Leonard and Sheldon’s couch. “I would say, fun fact, that the couch we were sitting on, for someone my size, was very difficult to sit on or get up from. Because it was very deep, and I’m… I mean I look very tall and majestic on this Zoom, but I’m about 5 feet (1.52 m)”, she recalled. Result, the film crew had had a perfect idea: to put cushions to help him not to find the feet in the air.
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A perfect optical illusion
Without this trick, it was impossible for Melissa Rauch to stay calm. “Every time I sat down, my legs went up. So they always had to, I was like being propped up by pillows all the time!”, she added. Before continuing: “And if I hadn’t been I would have needed a lift to get up. If you look closely you can see just a HUGE amount of pillows supporting me“. The least we can say is that the fans saw nothing but fire. A really effective method therefore!
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