Laura Benanti reveals that she has never been a fan of Zachary Levi and her justification is rather scathing

Many of you may know Laura Benanti from your different encounters with her. She is a star on stage and in films, one of her most outstanding achievements being the Tony Award she received in the year 2008 for her role in Gypsy. Undoubtedly, you would also know the actor Zachary Levi. The last time he was in everyone’s sight was during the last two big flops before his embracing MAGA and giving his full support to Donald Trump. Last, in 2016, the Haymitch actress starred in the Broadway revival of the musical She Loves Me, and Zachary is just one among the cast

Moreover, in the course of her guesting at That Is a Gay Ass Podcast, Laura made it known that it was not really advantageous for her to be hanging out with Zachary in public. “I never liked him,” she says. “Everybody was going, ‘He’s so great! ‘ and I was just thinking, ‘No, he’s not. He drains all the f-in energy in this room.’ ” Laura went on to remark that Zachary kept “trying to mansplain to everyone what kind of thing their role He was so crazy about that place that he even tried to organize dance parties which Laura did not have much love for.. “He quite took everyone, as in, ‘We’re going to have a dance party in half an hour,’ you know, everything,” she recalls. “I said, ‘Good luck, have fun.

You may also remember that this year the cherished Broadway performer Gavin Creel departed this life, aged 48, after fighting a metastatic melanotic peripheral nerve sheath sarcoma. Shortly after Gavin’s death, Zachary chose to make the most despicable decision and then went on IG Live to insinuate that Gavin had died because of the COVID-19 vaccine. He referred to the actor-who was in the cast of She Loves Me-with Laura and Zachary-as his “friend. ” Unsurprisingly, Laura was also quite displeased about this. Perhaps Gavin’s goal might have been to seek out the gaunt memories-for-geography through which he could make a polemic rebuke-a heart-wrenching solo act-through which he would not befriend. He only had a single solitary tear, which he left untouched and I thought ‘Screw you forever’.”