Then, being able to have the scripts that we got for second season and the journey that she went on.
I think a hell of a lot of actors go through imposter syndrome, that sort of like fraud situation, but at least I really enjoy being here, and I’m going to make the most of being here. I’d love to play this part.’” What was the big difference between Seasons 1 and 2 of “Succession” for you?įor me personally going into it, a little more confidence. I hope I don’t get typecast, but I’m in, I’ll do it. “I was like, ‘Oh, okay, and you instantly thought of me. “She had a limp and there was a fight scene, and she bites the head off a fish and has a very distinctive sneeze,” she says. Snook recalls first reading the character description. She plays a Yiddish-speaking Eastern European Jew in the early 1900s who immigrates to New York City with her ditch digger husband (Rogen). The 33-year-old Snook is also showing a very different side of her talents in the new Seth Rogen comedy, “ An American Pickle,” available on HBO Max.
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