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In one way it feels like it was yesterday, and in another way, it feels like so much has happened since then. I love it for the show, I love it for the cast, I love it for the creators, I love it for the fans.

How fun to go from playing somebody like Lindsay to a murderer. I also thought the script was hilarious. I just loved it and I wanted to do it. I missed the premiere because I was working, and I went to go see it with a friend. Nobody gave a shit. It was a packed theater and I was really excited. That hurt my feelings, even though it was supposed to be my hairdo.

I felt terrible being criticized. On the other hand, I felt proud because I wanted you to think that that person was gross. So it was dealing with the mixed emotions of playing that character in real time, watching the movie with a whole theater full of people. Scooby-Doo : Velma Dinkley I loved that cartoon as a kid; I used to rush home from school and watch it.

I studied the cartoons. I pulled my hair back — I made like a faux bob. I went to Ross and I bought a skirt and a turtleneck.

I saw some famous faces, and realized very quickly that everybody was looking at me like I was an absolute moron, because I was the only person in the filled waiting room wearing a costume. I was mortified. I start sweating. I wanted to cry. And when they called me in, I had done all of this research and come up with all of these things that I thought that Velma did.

I pitched up my voice and made it a little bit more logical, where it seemed like it was a robot — all these things that to me were very Velma growing up.

I went in there and I did it, and I felt like I was puzzling people. I went home and my roommate said the only thing she heard were these sobs and this little orange turtleneck poking out from underneath my covers. And then I got the part. I had never done a big budget movie like that before. I had to leave my family, my friends, my boyfriend and move to Australia for six months.

I had so much fun, but I took that role very seriously. I had a tape where I would listen to Velma from the cartoon everyday before I went to work. But I was wondering what I was going to do next. I had lost some people and I just wanted to be near my family and friends.

Then they sent me home with episodes to watch. The acting was so fantastic and [she] was somebody I feel like I knew growing up, who was a nurse and had a job, was trying to make ends meet. We laughed so hard. I have a text chain right now during quarantine of like six of my ER friends. And we talk back and forth. I ended up staying there until the show went off the air because I just loved it so much.

Brokeback Mountain : Cassie Cartwright I had it built into my contract that I could maybe be let out [of ER ] if I had a chance to do something film-related. And the story was so, so beautiful. Around The Web Provided by Taboola. Details only on IMDbPro ». Top 10 Stars of Editors' Picks: Streaming on Netflix. Top Stars of Create a list ». Best Actresses in the World. See all related lists ». Do you have a demo reel? Add it to your IMDb page. Find out more at IMDbPro ».

How Much Have You Seen? How much of Linda Cardellini's work have you seen? Nominated for 3 Primetime Emmys. See more awards ». Known For. Scooby-Doo Velma. Brokeback Mountain Cassie. Avengers: Age of Ultron Laura Barton. The Curse of La Llorona Anna. Show all Hide all Show by Hide Show Actress 68 credits.

Laura Barton. Show all 6 episodes. Velma Dinkley voice. Linda Cardellini. Factor Judy Hale. Show all 21 episodes. Meg Rayburn. Meg Rayburn credit only. Show all 33 episodes. Megan Sparkles voice. It was treated like any other relationship. What did you and creator Liz Feldman discuss in terms of its handling?

I loved it. Natalie is hilarious and beautiful and kind and generous and an incredible scene partner. She fit in so seamlessly with our whole world. Their bonding just happens so naturally. They each have their own things, but they are ready to give her what she needs.

One of your finest scenes to date is when Judy chastises herself in the bathroom for saying too much. It depends on any given day; it varies. I was always told it was a weakness, and it ends up helping me in what I do for a living, which is nice. And it just came out of me looking at myself, crying, and I started to hit myself. I felt like that was something that Judy would do. The idea is that Judy has a problem, and she cannot get angry at people, which is why she admires Jen [Christina Applegate] so much.

She admires her anger. So, her version of being angry is a self-loathing anger that takes itself out violently on herself because she would never do that to another person.

She hates herself at that moment. The next morning after I first slapped myself, I woke up and my neck was sore. So, the second season came and slapping myself was written in. And that, to me, was harder to prepare for because it was something that I had to actually wrap my head around, do on a mark at a certain time and after a certain line … It just sort of sprung up within me in the first season.

She is just punishing herself. She has a part of her that is self-loathing. Yeah, exactly. It always comes back around. I sang on Broadway last summer for my birthday with Regina Spektor at her show, which was, like, the highlight of my life. It was so much fun. That was wonderful. But, yeah, I sang onscreen a couple times.

I sang in Scooby-Doo originally, but I think they cut it out. Did they cut it out? Originally, I took off my shirt and I had this crazy bra underneath, but they toned the movie down a lot. That scene got cut. I also sang in a movie with Andy Garcia a long time ago, one of my very first movies called The Unsaid.

Yeah, I love it; I really do. When I was in sixth grade, a teacher in school heard me sing and asked me to be in the play. And then, from there on out, it was all I wanted to do. Are you glad to no longer have the weight of Avengers: Endgame secrets on your shoulders? But the secrets never end. It seems like every job I get, there are spoilers and there are secrets. So, I hate spoiling anything. The wedding!