It is not uncommon for actors to keep props when they are completedAnd according to Melissa Rauch, played by Bernadet Rostenkovski-Vulovitz of "Big Bang Theory", She kept an important part of her character: her glasses.

In an interview with Showbusic fraud leaf In the fall of 2021, Rauch revealed that she had almost returned the glasses she was wearing to play Bernadette until one of the show's executive producers stopped. "I was very excited," she recalls. "I was supposed to hand over Steve Molaro, an executive producer, said," I think you should have them. " I am very glad to do it. "

"I remember when I took off my cups for Simon," Rauch continued, citing her husband on the Howard Volovitz screen (played by Simon Helberg) before highlighting how emotional the moment she received her glasses. "I was very happy to allow me to take them home with me so I could have them in a special box. I realized as we were filming the last scene, I was like: 'Oh, this is the last time I go use this voice. 'It's definitely how to say goodbye to a friend. Steps before me in life in general ... "

Also a fun fact: They are not real glasses. "They actually have no lenses in them, so it's not like I can use them," Rauch told the exit. "They are whole lens frames. It was literally a Big Bang's eye trick was that they had no lenses. "

In Book of Essesica Radloff in 2022 Big Bang theory: Definitive, Inner Story of the Epic Hit SeriesMelissa Rauch revealed that she saved a few things about "Big Bang theory" ... And in the process, she Also She told fans that it is the one who came up with the idea that Bernadette should wear glasses in the first place, in a sense. "I kept the dress I wore at the audition, which was super close to what ended as a look at Bernadette and Green Cardigan," Rauch began before addressing the glasses.

"I was wearing glasses, though he didn't say Bernadet was wearing glasses," she continued. "There were so many auditions for girls, so I thought, I have to do something a little different. I had fake $ 10 glasses in the Globe Department of my audition car, so I decided to throw them in the bag only anyway. And when I got there, there were so many women audition I thought, I don't have a shot in hell. But I was wearing my glasses as a decision at the last minute, and until I got the role and I was supposed to make the table read a few weeks later, when (casting directors) Nicki Valco and Ken Miller sent a note to my agent saying: "The glasses were Really great at audition; She should carry them on the table read. "

We knew from her interview with frauds that Rauch had guarded her glasses, but as she talked with Radloff, she explained another emotional reason she took them home as a guard ... and talked about something else It is saved as to the series. "I keep (glasses) in a special drawer for my children to have as special memory years from now, just as I have saved my parents' voicemail message from the first time they saw my name in the initial loans when I became Regular series. "

So, now we all know that Melissa Rauh inspired the creative team behind the Big Bang theory to say that Bernadette would wear glasses - but she almost missed the opportunity. As Rauch recalled Essica Radloff in the book of mood in the series, when she audited for "Big Bang theory", she didn't go out for many roles ... And she called on her agent of True the right moment.

"I audited on 15.09.2009, but before that audition, I didn't have so long that I called my agent and said, 'I am sorry, but is there anything there you think it would be for? "Rauch told Radloff. "I had to work and hate that call, but I just decided to do it. My agent said, "It's very slow", and then two days later I had an audition for Big Bang. Needless to say, I was thrilled that I got the courage to make that phone call. "

Nicky Valko and Ken Miller, who helped the show, were interviewed many times for Radloff's book - and they basically said that as soon as Rauch had audited, she was perfect. "Melissa Rauch is equal to comedy gold, and we don't say it easily," Valco said. "We see a lot of actors. She entered that room and was like, Wow. We've never met her before. She knew where every rhythm was, every moment. It was a flawless audition and that is gold. And the role was only for one, maybe two episodes. Of course it wasn't what it got up. "Obviously, faux The glasses did not hurt either.

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