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The actors all have process, Didn't it? Performers of Methods like Daniel Day-Louis, Christian Bale, and Uh, Aredard Summer go in fairly extreme lengths to find the truth and reality in their performances, often living like their characters to resort to their fictional psychology. (I am also sorry to mention summer in the same sentence as Dan-Louis and Bale.) As Johnoni Galecki, played by Leonard Hoffstadter at the Big Bang Theory for the whole show, told Essica Radlof in her book "Big Bang's theory: Definitive, Inner Story of Epic Hit Series"He also took a very fundamental approach to creating his hit on the hit -series of Jacques Lore and Bill Pradi. Although Galecki did not make the Galecki Go a complete methodHe took advantage of his childhood memories ... and an unexpected animal.

"I grew up with Tommy from the age of seven," Galecki told Radloff about his childhood friend Tommy Loper, who apparently inspired Leonard. "He has a special way about him. Never left me. I am. With almost everybody character, I try to base on people. Pure, and it's an ingredient I try to choose for every character.

Enough stunning enough, Galecki also used another well -known character of Sitkom as an inspiration ... only for the actor later to appear on the "Big Bang theory" at his request. "I also founded the character of Dud Hirsch's character in" Taxi ", Galecki revealed, referring to Hirsch's series, leading Alex reger and this is an appropriate comparison, because both Leonard and Alex are more" levels "of their ensembles. "Not in terms of the performance way, but as much as the character would serve. And so I asked Dud If he were ready to play my father in the final of the season 9.

"I mean, the fact that he looked at Mercate for some of Leonard's ways with his hands together and head up, is one of the many reasons why Nyoni is wonderful," the writer and executive producer Steve Molaro told Radloff. "If you really look, Leonard carries his body differently from nyoni. It was fascinating to watch."

Another place in the book, the co-star of Johnoni Galecki (and the Love-Board of the Screen And Girl in real life at the same time) Kaili Cuoco has revealed that Galecki is also super specific to the way Leonard It smelled. "Johnoni also had a very specific smell that was only for Leonard," Kuoko recalls. "I think he would ever spray that colonic water again, but because I was so much around him, I knew that scent. He was very superstitious."

"I was reading an article in Eskeir many years ago about how your smell is your essence and I thought, It's really interestingGalecki said before explaining how this scent Also He is associated with his childhood friend Tommy Loper. "Therefore, I would choose a specific smell for each character to play. As a child, when I walked to Tommy's apartment in Chicago, all this dry cleaning ventilation occurred, which had this very clean, fresh scent. So I found this cologne, called Pure, which reminded me of that scent and reminded me of Tommy. Over the years, I have passed as two bottles of it. "All this led to a rather funny" emergency ", as Galecki explained:

"One day I forgot to spray it and I didn't realize until I was in the middle of the stage, so I asked our second (assistant director) to grab Cologne from the bathroom. There were to have it. And I know it makes me sound like a crazy person, which is something true, but the process of all is what it is. And then you become a kind of superstition. Oh, and by the way, I think I gave the last little cologne that I had to clean Lore. "

The funniest possible outcome came here, which is that Lore is not sure where Cologne held Galecki so dearly on the set of "Big Bang theory" ended after all. "That Cologne can sit in a cabinet for medication somewhere. I stopped using Cologne a long time ago, so it is either in a cardboard box or found its way to the Cabinet of Medicines."

Even though Galecki has brought several influences in his role as Leonard Hoffstadter - meaning those who were slightly separated from their own experiences and personality - He opened around a scene that made him cry set because he felt So Sore personally. In the episode of the season 1 "Paradigm of the Middle Earth", which was the inaugural installment of Halloween, Leonard is ashamed when Penny hosts a party ... and her giant ex -boyfriend Kurt (Brian Wade) humiliates Leonard. (He does not help that Leonard is dressed as a hobbit of the "Lord of the Rings", probably.) As Galecki told Radloff elsewhere in his book, this moment hit a nerve, not because of Tommy Loper or McCert, but because of his life.

"I remember that moment," she recalls Galecki. "It was a complex episode for me because i didn't feel a lot of personal connection with leonard initially. Leonard. Who at the time played Leonard's roommate and best friend Sheldon Cooper) because he really dug some old school work for me.

This is also, as it happens, the episode where Penny first kisses Leonard ... but just because she is upset and cries for dating, meaning dudes instead of a beautiful man like Leonard. Leonard, according to his loan, does not take things further, knowing that Penny is not in a good place. As Galecki said, he Also The wealth of such moments ... and hopes that Leonard returned something. "I hope I have carried some of Leonard's features, such as with me in real life. When you want a character, there are certain things you want to keep from them at a cellular level. And there are some things for Leonard that I hope is the case."

You can see the careful, deliberate performance of Galecki's "Big Bang theory", it's all on the ground on Max.