In-depth summaries, major highlights, and inspiring direct quotes from Kaley Cuoco's landmark cover stories and media features.
Kaley Cuoco discusses the transition from her decade-long sitcom role to developing and starring in the dark comedy thriller The Flight Attendant under her own production banner, Yes, Norman Productions.
"I wanted to prove that I could do something other than comedy, but more than that, I wanted to prove that I could produce."
"There was a lot of fear that I would just be Penny in a different outfit. I had to fight to overcome that."
In a deeply personal cover story, Kaley Cuoco reflects on her split from Karl Cook, finding new love with Tom Pelphrey, and why she will never get married again but still believes in long-term partnership.
"I will never get married again, but I love partnership and I love connection. I want a long-term partner."
"With Tom, it was this immediate, beautiful connection that made me realize what is actually important."
Kaley joins hosts Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett to chat about her sitcom history, the final seasons of The Big Bang Theory, her transition to Peacock's Based on a True Story, and the joy of welcoming daughter Matilda.
"Having a child makes you realize that most things in Hollywood are just not that serious."
"I was literally pregnant throughout season one of Based on a True Story, and everyone was so incredibly supportive."
Kaley participates in the Comedy Actress Roundtable, discussing the origins of Yes, Norman Productions, the pressure of following up a massive sitcom, and taking charge of her own projects.
"I am proud of every single episode of sitcom TV I did. It gave me the freedom to make the choices I make today."
"Producing means you don't wait for the phone to ring. You make the phone call yourself."