What do Kylie Cuoco no Knowing that she would get another huge opportunity as soon as she lost the role of the bird Jayei in "Glass onion: Story of Knives". As Told said to Essica Radloff, the day after crying not to join the Rihan Nsonson cast, she received a call for the film that would become her next project: a romantic comedy in 2022 "Meet Sweet", which eventually starred Kuoko along with Pit.

"They were like," We have an interesting scenario, "Cuoco recalls" Meet Cute ", which also ended up producing under her company Yes, Norman (named for her beloved dog). However, she says she almost didn't even struggle to audition, thinking she "sucked" and "no one" wanted to be involved, probably because she was so upset because she recently lost so much. Finally, she was discussing her, especially since Davidson was already ready to appear in the original Peacock ... and Cuoko He loved itcalling it a "magic little scenario".

"And I would never get it if I (I got" knives out "). It just shows you that you are where you should be, "Cuoko concluded." I mean, I was relaxed. And that's when I thought I was on fire, how, I'm sure to get it. And they were like, 'no, we'll go with Kate (Hudson). "

Cuoko said she had received A. a little Coca for the whole thing before losing the part of Hudson's "glass onion". "(But all the time before,) I thought I was a hot sh*t: i'me to be with Daniel Craig," she admitted, citing Craig's "knives", Benoit Blanc. "This is incredible. But I couldn't be happier with how things turned out."

"And maybe I will audition for the third," Cuoko said. (She is, I should note, Not in the said team of "Wake up Dead Man", The upcoming third film "Knives out", but Nsonson and Craig seem to do this for a while ... so there is still time!) Aside from "Meet Sweet", Cuoko produced and starred in A. a lot The projects of a penny play in the "Big Bang theory", including another romantic comedy ("Role Play"), an original of a peacock "based on a true story", Animated FBO Max animated by DC Supervisor Charlie Quinn (where Cuoko clearly has a tone of fun of Charlie), and, of course, "flight companion".