Actress Lindsay Pearce recently opened up about how infatuated and scared she was of Lea Michele while filming a scene on “Glee.”
The star completed “The Glee Project” in 2011 and was runner-up alongside Alex Newell. Winners of the show at the time included Damian McGinty Jnr and Samuel Larsen.
The spinoff was set up so that up-and-coming stars could compete for a spot on the main hit drama “Glee.” However, in a recent interview, Pearce said that despite interacting with the cast during the spinoff, he still gets anxious working with them on the actual set.
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Lindsay Pearce Is Intimidated By Lea Michele
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Ahead of the 10th anniversary of Fox’s hit drama series, “Glee,” Pearce shared that he was nervous about the show’s lead star, Lea Michelle, and dreaded co-starring with her in two episodes. Pearce played sophomore Harmony on the show, while Michele played Rachel Berry.
“I remember when Lea came in, and I was like, ‘Don’t talk to her. Don’t look at her. Leave her alone,'” Pearce said. Insider. “Because he’s the star of the show.” Instead, he gets along well with his other castmates, including Chris Colfer, who plays Kurt Hummel, and the show’s creator, Ryan Murphy.
“Chris was like, ‘Did you win?’ I was like, ‘I’m not!'” she recalled. “She’s so sweet.”
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He is proud of his role in the show
The star joined the show in 2011, and while she only starred in two episodes, she impressed critics enough to call her “the best new character ever.” Speaking in retrospect, Pearce was happy that he did so well with his role on “Glee.”
“I’ve seen clips of that performance all year, and I’m amazed at how on fire I am, how locked in I am,” Pearce said. “I can’t believe that, at 20 years old, I’m so confident. The Glee Project trained me well to do Glee well, and I’m always proud of what I was able to pull off in those two episodes.”
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He also shared that he had an “Anything You Can Do” fusion and spent two days learning tap dance moves from “Glee” choreographer Zach Woodlee. However, he was thankful that the editor cut off his legs for most of the episode.
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Lindsay Pearce In ‘Mean Girls’ Musical
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After a stint with the popular musical, he went on to appear on Broadway, playing the title role in “Wicked.” She then joined “Mean Girls” this year to play the famous Janis Sarkisian. In an interview with Click On Detroitshe shared how she felt about acting in the “Mean Girls” cast that she initially watched as a child.
“Their energy was unbelievable; they were so welcoming. They had to say goodbye to the original Janis on the tour who created the role on the road with them,” he began.
“I can only imagine the impact of saying goodbye to someone who has worked with you for two and a half years. So to come and treat me as if I had always been there was very generous, compassionate and thoughtful. . It was a place which is very special to work a thousandfold.”
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Lea Michele Will Star in ‘Funny Girl’
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Michele played the role of Rachel Berry in “Glee” until the end of the musical series in 2015. She won several nominations for this role, including a Golden Globe and an Emmy award nomination.
The “Scream Queens” actress is now set to replace Beanie Feldstein in Broadway’s “Funny Girl.” At the time of the announcement, he took to his Instagram to share the news.
“Playing Fanny Brice on Broadway has been a lifelong dream of mine, and to do so over the past few months has been a true joy and honor. Once the production team decided to take the show in a different direction, I made the very difficult decision to step down. earlier than expected,” he shared with his followers.
“I am beyond honored to join this amazing cast and production and return to the stage playing Fanny Brice on Broadway. See you on September 6th.”
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