Kaley Cuoco: Why did not I talk to the casting of The Big Bang Theory since the final

Kaley Cuoco admitted that she still had not spoken to her co-stars of The Big Bang Theory since the end of the sitcom in May.

The 33-year-old Penny starred for 12 seasons in CBS comedy, while the cast was among the tightest, with countless messages of support on social networks and floods of tears flooding their lives. during the past year while they were preparing to say goodbye.

However, three months after Raj (played by Kunal Nayyar) met the real Buffy, Sheldon (Jim Parsons) won his Nobel Prize and Penny and Leonard (Johnny Galecki) announced that they were expecting a baby. Although Jim Parsons insisted that the WhatsApp distribution group continues to "go strong".

"You know what, I really did not talk to anyone," Kaley told People. "It's a summer break for us, so we all go in our own direction. I think it will strike us all more in September, when we would normally [go back to the show]. '

However, the actress has not stopped bidding farewell to Penny and the gang, and her next role could not be further from the family comedy, as she kisses her little brother to make the villain hear Batman Harley Quinn.

Of course, after Margot Robbie took the Suicide Squad's siren, Kaley was worried because her recognizable voice is a million miles from the Harley Quinn, which we have become accustomed to.

"I was starting to be a little worried to see the real Harley fans – because she's very New Yorkers, New York, Chicago," she continued.

"And it's not me. So I knew people would know my voice right away. So, I'm like, "I'm not going to try to be someone that I'm not. This will be my voice on crack.

"That's what we decided early in the day … and I think we got Kaley Cuoco's voice on crack, it'll be a whole new thing."

The Big Bang Theory is available on Netflix, while Kaley's Harley Quinn series is scheduled to air later this year.