“I say that, but something always comes up”: Johnny Galecki Made a Bold Promise after The Big Bang Theory Ended But All We See is the Fall of a Once Acting Giant

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After a relatively normal career as a television sitcom star, Johnny Galecki takes a bow as he retires from Hollywood, once and for all. Despite the fame thatThe Big Bang Theorybrought him in the 12 years since 2007, Galecki’s nostalgia for the years gone by is thin and transitory at best.

After his more than a decade-long foray into the sitcom universe, it seems somehow impossible to consider that he would demand a third act in Hollywood. Galecki, having his fill onThe Big Bang Theoryset, went on to retire from the industry altogether in the years that followed.

Johnny Galecki and His Difficult Industry Career

Although working for 12 years as the leading star in one of the best sitcoms that the industry has produced,Johnny Galeckiis not a workaholic. While some actors might find it hard to sit still in the throes of creative outflow, forThe Big Bang Theorystar, his career has seemed to quieten down in the aftermath of the CBS series.

In one of his final public interviews while still living within Hollywood’s glamorous hills, Galecki made it heard that he was not keen on following in the footsteps of his co-stars and pursuing a more mainstream and active Hollywood life.

As stated byThe Connersproducer, Bruce Helford, via an interview onTVLine:“He’s certainly taking a step away, taking a breather… Real life tends to take priority, and if [Johnny Galecki] needs to step away, we all respect that.”But when asked about his move away from Hollywood, Galecki claimed in an interview withArchitectural Digest:

I never felt like much of an Angeleno. And I did try. I say that with sadness, not with snobbery. Thirty years is just a very long time to live in a city that you’re not all that comfortable in.

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Johnny Galecki’s Fall from the Public Eye afterTBBT

While Jim Parsons enjoys a flourishing and healthy career in acting and activism, Kaley Cuoco is busier than ever with her role as the leading star of HBO’sThe Flight Attendant. Every alum ofThe Big Bang Theoryhas moved on from the series to start anew in a creative field, be it in a new series/movie, or by starting a podcast.

In an interview withYouTube’s Behind the Brandhosted by Bryan Elliot, Galecki claimed:

Right now, as far as the higher gun actor stuff I want to kind of take a break and let it run its course through my blood stream. I say that, but something always comes up.

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At one time, it seemed as though Galecki was ready to find his calling behind the lens. However, even that dream proceeded to an early grave. Johnny Galecki’s medical drama, to which he signed on to star as well as executive produce in late 2021, never took off and has turned stale after spending nearly 3 years in development hell.

The Big Bang Theoryis available to stream on Max.

Diya Majumdar

Senior Writer

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Diya Majumdar is a Senior Content Writer at FandomWire with over 2000 published articles on the website. Since 2022, she has been working as an entertainment journalist with a special focus on films and pop culture.Among the countless genres and themes of Hollywood, the ones that particularly favor Diya’s tastes include Game of Thrones, DC, and well-aged thrillers and classics.

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