Over the course of 12 years and seasons of "Big Bang theory", Simon Helberg, the actor played by Howard Volovitz, had to show his significant talents, from speaking more languages ​​to glorious impressions (not, really; the boy makes them all from Nicholas Cage to Christopher. So how did Helberg's vocal styles in the show in the first place? In an interview with Vulture After massively finishing the sixth season of the show, executive producer Steve Molaro discussed the exit of several topics, including Romance between Sheldon Cooper (Jimim Parsons) and Amy Farah Fowler (Maim Biakik)The end of the selective mutism of Paradise Corpapapali (Kunal Nayar) around women and Howard's impression of the cage from the penultimate episode of the "potential for the magic of loveub".

According to Molaro, the crew behind Big Bang's theory knew that Helberg was an hand of impressions, so they simply wrote it in the show (in this particular episode, Howard serves as "DM" or "Dungeon Master", for Dungeons & Dragons. "We heard him doing Nicholas Cage and we always thought it was really funny, so when we started going along that path, we (asked)," Who else do you think you can do here? "," Molaro said, he told the exhibition, he will share a story about how the show's crew will gather and play Dunjons and Dragons quite often when they did not shoot. But wait - how did they even knew that Helberg was good in impressions in the first place?

Fans of "Big Bang theory" know that, during the series, Howard Volovitz makes a lot of impressions of celebrity - and, in fact, he actually Also Whether the impressions of his friends and loved ones, including Sheldon Cooper, his own wife of Howard, Bernadet Rostenkovski-Vulovitz (Melissa Rauch), a friend of the gang and owner of Stuart Bloom Comics Shop (Kevin Susman, who played Howard almost in the first place), and more. In the oral history of Essica Radloff in 2022 "Big Bang Theory: The Definitive, Inner Story of the Epic Hit Series", "Simon Helberg revealed that impressions are actually part of his auditionBecause creator Jacques Lore knew his job from the short -lived series "Studio 60 of the sunset bar".

"When I tested at CBS, (former president and CEO of Warner Bros., as he later says, he was given several different acting challenges throughout the play.

"I had to learn (new languages) all about the show," Helberg said after Radloff said he spoke Russian, French and several others during the series. "I had to talk to Klingon at some point. Chuck spoke a little Russian, so I remember he helped me. Let's see what tricks we can do Howard ... languages, magic, impressions, monkeys, animals?"

In the fifth season of "Big Bang theory", Simon Helberg - and, after a sequel, Howard Volovitz - faced one of his most common threads of impression, the legendary scientist, author and theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking. In that season "The Hawking excitation", Hawking actually appears ... and sees Simon to make the impression of a computerized voice that was celebrated as a result of his life -long battle with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS.

As director Mark Cendrovski revealed to Esseca Radloff in her book, Hawking gave everyone A. A little bit of intimidation When he saw Helberg's impression - he saw him because he was so excited that he was in the series he chose to see rehearsals. After saying that the ambulance was at rest because of the painful health of the professor, Kendrovski revealed: "When he came to our escape, it happened so that Simon had to make an impression of him. Simon was like, "Oh my God." He made the scene and then immediately turned to Professor Hawking and said, 'I am! And everyone burst. "

Then something happened ... Unexpected. "But then his wheelchair's shutdown was shut down, and we saw that his managers enter to move and check things and we were so worried," Cendrovski continued. "My first thought was, Oh my God, Simon, killed Stephen Hawking! But his control assured us, "No, he laughed!" The only way he could communicate was out of glasses with the cheek sensor so that the buzz would leave when he laughed. We were like: Thank God! ' He just had the best time to see behind the scenes of our world and how he did. I still can't believe it. "

"Big Bang's theory", including all the impressions of Howard and the Hawking episode, is now moving to Max.