Anyone who has ever had a passion for movies and shows, most likely, has moved this thought into the mind at some point: the actors have the coolest jobs in the world. To be able to play a dress, put yourself through an accident course to learn new skills that hit bosses and customize all aspects of production to make you look like the most attractive person to ever live? All while (ideally) pay proportionally to your talent and hard work? Yes. Not to be a hot -taking machine or whatever, but it sounds like a Beautiful A sweet way to earn me for a living.

While it's not, it is. Even the most glamorous prospects have (Ahem) A dark side for them, which feels like a perfect segment in the whole reason why you clicked in this article in the first place. For Actor "Mandalorian" Kate Sakhoffwho initially expressed the fan-oblique character Bo-Katan Cris in the animated series "Clone Wars" and "Rebels" Before repeating her role in live action, she found herself facing a particularly difficult challenge. How do you enter the main space of the character that is so difficult to understand and constantly hidden under the mask - both figurative and literally?

In a recent episode of her podcast. "Sakhoff show"(through a weekly fun), TheVista acknowledged that she had never managed to get into the ultra-cool mind and gathered (and occasionally violent) Mandalor's Bo-Catan revolutionary. While talking to her guest (and former "Butlestar Galactic" Kobarc) Tahmoh Peniket, Sakhof discussed the idea of ​​understanding her "process" as an actor at such an established moment in her career and how easily she lost confidence in her abilities. As it turns out, it all came to his head after filming "Mandalorian". As he explained:

"I lost all my self -esteem after Mandalorian. It's all about it.

Acting is not always sun and rainbow, people. Often, performers who take their craft seriously must scratch and climb their way years to notice at all. Once they finally get there, you may have to deal with some incredibly difficult working conditions - just Ask any of the casts and crews working on grueling productions like Game of Thrones. But for someone as Kate Sakhoff, best known for her performance on the hit-scientific series "Batlestra Galactic", her problem somewhat closer to the crisis in the middle-life-a weakening moment of self-esteem that has almost stopped her. Sakhoff continued to describe how this unique point of inclination left her "crunching" to be dug from this route:

"I started to doubt everything about myself. I am not a strong audience on the lane and I had to put myself on the lane. I have not reserved anything. And for three years, I didn't work basically, and it just ruined my self -esteem."

After all, some drastic measures were needed for the actor to return to the right track. Surrounded by the right people is always a good first step for every one, known or not, and Sakhoff ended up finding a new manager who really understood the fighting she was going through - who, in turn, introduced her to an acting coach for the first time in her career. For those who are interested in how this helped to take her and restore her self -esteem, the rest of the conversation is worth checking for herself (to this connectionapproximately 35 minutes in).

Fortunately, those dark times seem to be good and really behind it. Next you will see Sakhof Mike Flanigan's upcoming Kerry Series for Premier Video. And for the fans of "Starwells War", Dean Jarin on Pedro Pascal and the little baby Groogo will be united on the big screen for Mandalorian and Groogo next year.