Actress Hannah Waddingham never forgets who did not believe her or who immediately tried to block her acting career.

In a recent interview with MSNBC's Willie Geist, for the latest episode of Sunday's sit-down with the Willie Geist Podcast, Ted Lasso Star admitted that she kept a "small list of people", as the US weekly reports, "who would not give me the time of day." I want to work with you now."

"I'm not going to lie, now suddenly there are some producers like: "Is there a book you want to develop?".."And I'm just like: "No, you're fine." Look somewhere else," she said at the time. "It's not because we're human and we remember. bug off!

She has now come to call people who have realized how talented and capable she is as both an actress and a singer "Back Catalogue."

"Yeah, you're watching my clip right now," she added. "On your face!

According to Waddingham, she especially likes the fact that she "knocks for a while" because she teaches her 9-year-old daughter a very valuable lesson.

"I say to my daughter, do not be fooled," she explained. "Even in the car yesterday, we were driving Broadway and she was like: "Mom, this is part of your career that I want to do, and I want to be Broadway!"And I said: "But remember."..And she goes: "I know, it wasn't that it started with a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes, it was a black Mercedes.""You have to be so trained in your voice and your body because it's important for her to see that I have no life, and it's grafting, grafting, grafting for other reasons than loving crafts.

"It's like being an intern," she added. "I feel like all of that was an intern for what I can now put on the screen.

Before securing a breakout role in Game of Thrones with Ted Lasso, Waddingham said he felt "very indoctrinated to stay in my lane" as a theater actor, rather than trying to cross over into television and film.

"I would have had 10 years of being a leading woman in the West End and it really got a bit between my teeth,そこにいることwas...TV And cinema people could come to the theater...But it didn't happen to go back that way," she explained.

In a recent interview on Michelle Visage's Rule Breakers podcast on May 1, Waddingham recalled a former drama teacher who told "the whole class" that Waddingham "would never work on screen because one side of his face looks like he had a stroke.""

"I thought: "I'll do. Come to hell or high water and I will work on the screen," she admitted that her teacher's comments "gave me something complicated for years, but she said at the time.

"In my Emmy speech, I made a point," she continued, referring to her 2021 acceptance speech. "One of the things I said to myself is that this strange moment comes and I get this award and if I get my foot in this door, I'm going to rip it off its hinges for music theater people, or theater people to follow.""