Julianne Nicholson on "Hacks": From Depressed Roles to Comedic Joy

Julianne Nicholson's 'Hacks' Role: A Joyful Departure from Depressed Characters Julianne Nicholson, known for her dramatic roles, recently opened up about her experience playing a comedic character in the hit TV show "Hacks." In an interview with The Wrap at the Women of Comedy event, Nicholson shared her relief and joy at portraying a lighter, funnier side of herself. "It's been a relief," she stated, "because I feel like everybody thinks I'm this depressed, downer, suffering person." This role, she explained, provided a welcome change of pace and a chance to connect with audiences in a new way. Nicholson also praised "Hacks," calling it "the best comedy on TV." The positive audience response to her performance has been a significant source of satisfaction for the actress. This shift in roles showcases Nicholson's versatility and her ability to connect with audiences across various genres. Her comments highlight the importance of diverse roles for actors and the impact of comedic performances on viewers.