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Rachel Brosnahan was conceived in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1990 and is an American actress. She is best known for her role as 'Midge' Maisel in the Amazon Prime Video series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017) for which she has won two Brilliant Globes for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Musical or Parody (2019, 2018), one Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Satire Series (2018), and one Pundits' Decision Award for Best Actress in a Satire Series (2018).

She is also known for her past roles in the film Beautiful Creatures (2013) as Genevieve Duchannes, in the Netflix original series Place of Cards (2013) as Rachel Posner, and in the television series Manhattan (2014) as Abby Isaacs.

Rachel is the daughter of Carol (Best) and Earl Brosnahan, who worked in kids' publishing. Her mother is English. Her father is an American, of for the most part Irish plunge. From the age of four, she was raised in Highland Park, Illinois. She has a more youthful brother and sister. Rachel is the niece of the late handbag planner Kate Spade, who was her father's sister.

She attended Wayne Thomas Elementary School, and then Northwood Middle School. She performed in musical theater during middle school and secondary school. At Highland Park Secondary School, she was on the wrestling team for two years and was a snowboarding instructor. When Brosnahan was 16, she took a class with Carole Dibo, the chief of Wilmette's Actors' Training Center, and now Brosnahan's manager. She graduated in 2008, and graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in 2012.

Brosnahan was cast in her first film role as Lisa in the Michael Bay-delivered thriller The Unborn (2009) while she was still in secondary school. During school, she performed in single episodes of television series, for example, Tattle Young lady (2007), The Great Spouse (2009), Gray's Anatomy (2005), and In Treatment (2008). After school, she began landing recurring roles in series, for example, The Blacklist (2013), the fleeting Black Box (2014)), and "Place of Cards" (2013-15), which brought her career prominence that included an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series in 2015. Initially reserved for two episodes and five lines, she caught Beau Willimon's eye; soon, she was formed into a major character. She also played Abby Isaacs for two seasons on the television drama series "Manhattan."

She originally appeared in front of an audience in 2009 in "Up" at the Steppenwolf Theater, which was trailed by her Broadway debut in "The Huge Blade" with the Roundabout Theater Company in 2013. In 2016 she played Desdemona in "Othello" at New York Theater Workshop inverse David Oyelowo and Daniel Craig.

She was cast as the lead role and title character of the Amazon Video series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017), which debuted in 2017. Her performance earned her a Brilliant Globe and a Pundits' Decision award for Best Actress in a Television Series- - Musical or Satire

Rachel Brosnahan's show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is one of the most darling series that you can stream on Amazon and in light of current circumstances. According to pundits, the set structure is spectacular, the costuming is right on target, the dialog is clever and shrewd, and the acting is probably the best that's out there. Additionally, the casting is exceedingly well-done, as each character inhabits their roles with energy and accuracy.

At the focal point of the period satire is, obviously, actress Rachel Brosnahan, who plays the role of Midge Maisel, a housewife and mother who turns into a stand-up comedian in New York City in the 1950s. Brosnahan has been lauded for her work on the show, taking home the Brilliant Globe award for best actress in a television satire two years straight, among many others.

Be that as it may, what else is there to think about the youthful actress who's taken the hearts of her fans? And what is she like in real life? Read on to discover the untold truth of Rachel Brosnahan.

Rachel Brosnahan was really wiped out when she auditioned for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Imagine it: you're preparing for the audition of a lifetime and bam! You get influenza, and you get it badly. All things considered, that's exactly what happened to Rachel Brosnahan, who was overly sick when she auditioned for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and her husband, Dan. "I was all ready to go, and then got thus, so wiped out," she recalled in an interview with Harper's Bazaar. "I mean, more debilitated than I have ever been in my life." Yowser!

Brosnahan was in such unexpected frailty that she deferred the test, yet she didn't pushed it back a second time as she would not like to jeopardize her chances. "I rallied, however I genuinely was so wiped out during the camera test," she continued. "I was so sweaty Amy continued stopping me because I had to powder my face, I was blowing my nose, I took my shoes off eventually... at best, that test was a beautiful disaster!"

Clearly Brosnahan clearly nailed the audition despite her health, as she snagged the role of Midge and never thought back. However, that definitely seems like the audition from damnation.

This motion picture inspired Rachel Brosnahan to start acting

In any case, Brosnahan has a valid justification for citing that motion picture as influential on her life's trajectory. "The Disney Channel used to put out so many awesome films like that. For me, the more silly, the better," the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star continued. "That motion picture was so unique and about exploring another world — I wanted to do that and play individuals who were so far from anything I could imagine."

While Brosnahan isn't starring in a show in space, she's had an assorted variety of roles, for sure. She's living the dream!

Rachel Brosnahan almost missed her enormous break

Rachel Brosnahan got her first large break when she was cast in the 2009 film The Unborn, which starred Gary Oldman and Odette Annable. She was only 17 years old at the time, in any case, and her naiveté almost caused her to miss out on the open door altogether. "I got a callback and it turned out I was going to be away the day the part was shooting," she shared in an interview with Zimbio. "The chief, David Goyer, asked me, 'OK rather be in a major feature film or take a vacation?'"