Lea Michele may be best known for her role as Rachel Berry in Glee, but the actress’ life in the spotlight started long before that, as she made her debut on Broadway at the age of 8, playing a replacement Young Cosette in Les Misérables. Three years later, she played Little Girl in Ragtime.Although she stepped away from the stage in 2009 when Ryan Murphy wrote the role of Rachel Berry for her specifically, her love for Broadway was written into the character.
New Hollywood Podcast: Jeremy Pope Talks His Journey From Broadway To ‘Hollywood’
19.05.2020 - 22:13 / deadline.com
By Dino-Ray Ramos, Amanda N'Duka
Before Jeremy Pope was playing Archie the screenwriter on Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series Hollywood, he was making a name for himself on Broadway. Prior to starring in the revisionist take on the golden age of film and TV, Pope leaned heavily into music — specifically pop and R&B. His affinity for music and acting led to Broadway, which eventually paved the way to his breakout role in the series.
On Broadway, Pope made his debut in the play Choir Boy and then the
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