Lea Michele says she was forced to get a nose work as a teenager actor
The Glee star was said that she would not be "pretty enough" for films and television without one.
With a main role in Broadway Funny girl ,, one of Lea Michele's The greatest dreams have come true. But on the way to celebrity, the singer and actor treated with certain opponents, in particular with regard to her appearance. In a new interview with Town and Country ,, Michele says he was told to get a nose job When she was younger, because without one, she would not be "pretty enough" to play on television or in movies. Read the rest to see what the Joy Star had to say about rejecting this kind of comments.
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Michele was invited to get a nose job when she was still a child.
In his interview with Town and Country ,, Michele said that at the start of his career "People would tell her [to get] nose jobs, that she was not pretty enough for cinema and television." The magazine notes that comparisons between Michele and Streisand, which also spoke of Do not change your recognizable nose , were "inevitable". Michele said of Streisand: "She was an icon for me in my life."
Now Michele has a personal link with the star. Streisand has created the role of Funny girl Fanny Brice in the 1964 musical and played the role again in the 1968 cinematic adaptation. She sent Michele something that she treasures now. "It was a beautiful handwritten note that I will cherish. She was incredibly complementary," said the 36 -year -old woman. "It exists. It happened, and now I have the impression that so many dreams can come true."
She was already playing roles on Broadway when the comments started.
In 2019, Michele spoke to Today on the pressure of which she was under To get a nose job. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"I love my nose because it's mine," she said. "Growing up, I worked on Broadway and I always wanted to go and possibly do cinema and television. From a very young age, I may have been only 13 years old, I started to say to myself Managers and agents that to do on television or be on magazine blankets that I was going to have to get a nose job. "
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She left the office of a manager who suggested surgery.
During an appearance in 2014 on Chelsea lately , Michele called a manager she met to focus on her appearance.
"They were like" how old are you? "[I said] 13, they said" great, as soon as you are 15 years old, it's time for a nose work "," said Michele ( Via ABC News ). "We were like" okay, we got out of here! "Obviously, I didn't do it. Wherever she is, I mean she can go herself, then."
She is happy to never give in.
Michele said Today That she is satisfied with her decision and knows that her career could have taken place differently if she had been operated on.
"I think people should be able to make their own choices. If this is something that someone wants to do, then great; it's your body and it's your choice. But no one was going to make This choice for me. And I didn't do it. I want to do this, "she said. "I wanted to look at my face and be my face. And why I am so grateful to have chosen this - I made this decision and remained faithful to what was good for me - was because I moved to Los Angeles and I ended up winning a role that, Maybe if I looked different, I wouldn't have got the job. ""
"I could not have played Rachel Berry [on Joy ], and all my life would be different. It was really a big turning point for me many years ago, "she continued. She also said that the functionality made her think of someone special." And yes, when I look at my nose, it reminds me of my father and he has a very big nose. And I love that. And that's mine, "said the star.
