ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月29日 04時20分

When @rachelbrosnahan, who is not a comic but now plays one on Amazon Prime, walked into her audition for “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” she could barely see straight. She was, as she told the writer @rachsyme, “probably deathly ill,” but she had no intention of canceling. She had a feeling in her bones that Midge Maisel was her part. Amy Sherman-Palladino writes her leading ladies as walking winks, verbose descendants of Dorothy Parker. (Think Lorelai of “Gilmore Girls.”) And @rachelbrosnahan, who’s 27 and known for her role as a high-end escort in “House of Cards,” felt that she could truly inhabit the role of a young Jewish housewife-turned-comic in 1958. Midge’s comedy comes from a brazen moxie that she can’t explain and never realized had a viable outlet until she stepped onstage. “What I love about Midge is that she is so not a feminist,” @rachelbrosnahan said. “She’s a creature of her time.” Midge is doing what she needs to do to get ahead in a man’s world, which is its own kind of quiet, lesser-told revolt. “What she is,” @rachelbrosnahan continued, “is curious. She’s insatiable.” @ryanpfluger photographed @rachelbrosnahan for this week's @nytmag. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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