Maya Rudolph is amused for her hair by White Castmates during the show "Saturday Night Live"

Maya Rudolph recently reunited with Fred Armisen, co-star of the Saturday Night Live show, on "Forever," but all her interactions with male colleagues during the comedy sketches did not take place. not been positive. In an interview with the New York Times Magazine, the actress says that changing her hair to match the many wigs in the series requires "several hours a week" and that the process has provoked jokes at his expense.

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"[The blow-dry station] was in the same hallway as a lot of cloakrooms, "she says. "And every [expletive] Friday night we would hear [expletive] A white man walks down the hall and says, "Is there something burning here? What is burning? I am like Get-ting. Ma. Hair. Fact ". Rudolph was on the show from 2000 to 2007.

This is not his only problem, because Rudolph also thinks that his white classmates have an easier time playing an important role. "Sometimes I was frustrated, like" why can not I [expletive] just play this role? "But the person next to me who is white is going to play this white character."

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Rudolph discusses many other aspects of the feature film, including his new series. Read the full piece here.

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