Fans of The Bold Type loved her. Now she's proving her range.
The word “star” is often thrown about to describe anyone who enjoys some level of public visibility, but Meghann Fahy is a star in the old-school way: someone whose brilliance is fortified by talent, warmth, and charisma. It is not dictated by fame but connection to audience, an alchemy of talent and soulThink Julia Roberts—the warm smile, the eye twinkle, the ability to infuse an unlikeable character with humanity and mega-watt charm.Fahey was a fan favorite.
character. When asked if she was aware of Sutton’s cult following she says “ yes. And no, I mean as far as just like meeting people on the street, who said that they love the show it was such a lovely experience. Every single person I've ever met, who loved the show always has had a really beautiful reason why it was something that they connected to.
When Fahy received the news that she’d got the role, she celebrated “for about 30 seconds” before the usual artistic terror set in. “Oh my God. I’m gonna totally ruin it. I’m gonna mess up and this is gonna be the end of everything good for me!” Fahy was a fan of the show first, wryly insisting that she would have settled for playing a waiter: “Anything you will have me do, I will do it” was her attitude.
“I always saw her as a person,” Fahy says simply. “And I always saw her as a pretty good person. I mean, I think that the more seriously you take the character, the more easily you can make that character feel [believable]. I think that the way that she presents her sunny disposition is one of her superpowers. It's how she brings people into her, and how she feels in control in social situations.”On the surface, Daphne presents as almost the antithesis to modern millennial/Gen-Z feminism.
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