Miss Dr. Sheldon Cooper? Here are some other works of Jim Parsons you can totally check out!
While audiences love him as the socially awkward super smart scientist Sheldon, Jim Parsons has, in fact, carved out quite a career for himself by taking up a wide range of roles that show the brilliance of his craft. Now that it has been almost 2 years since TBBT last aired, we’re sure that you’d be wanting to see more of him on screen. Worry not! We bring to you a list of his works that you can totally check out and be spellbound by his talent!
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
This movie, released in 2019, talks about the story of the infamous murderer, Ted Bundy. While Zac Efron portraying Bundy is a phenomenal work, Parsons did a pretty good job playing Larry Simpson as well.
Wish I Was Here
In a film all about family and one man determining what he wants to do with his life while juggling with his personal and professional commitments and responsibilities, Jim Parsons as Paul cannot be missed out on.
Judging Amy
If you thought TBBT was his only stint in Television, you were thoroughly mistaken. Parsons joined the popular television show, Judging Amy for its final year on the air played Rob Holbrook, someone hired by Amy late on in the series. He is this desperate person who would do anything to please her in work and tries to help her out.
Hollywood
His latest series, this Netflix original has been long approved by critics. It takes a look at the Golden Age of Hollywood, its main conflict being the major problems with the industry at that time that has taken years to recover from. And Parsons plays one of the trouble makers, Henry Willson in the mini-series, who is cut-throat sharp and wields extreme power.
The Boys in the Band
Playing Michael in this 2020 film, critics have already approved of the passion Parsons brings forth to this film. it revolves around the events that get upturned when a visitor intrudes upon a gathering of gay men in 1960s New York. Its complex characters and thought-provoking dialogues become not only a delightful but also an insightful watch.
