The American actress, Holland Taylor, has discovered the reason why she decided not to continue her regular contract on the popular series “Two and a Half Menú, performing Evelyn Harper, Charlie’s mother and Alan Harper.

In an interview with Anthony Mason, published on October 21st, the 83-year-old actress indicated that after six seasons she decided no longer to be part of the cast with a permanent contract, since, according to her, she had never been paid as much as she deserved and had never received a boost.

Taylor explained that, although it had been nominated four times for the Emmy Award for its role, the payment had remained the same.

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She said she won what she had won in a series about eight years ago, despite the success and appreciation she had received for her interpretation.

According to the actress, producers were surprised by her decision, since they thought she was demanding a higher payment.

However, Taylor made it clear that it was not about negotiations for more money but about her desire to stop being bound by such a contract.

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She admitted that there were many things she liked about the series, but she added that she had not always experienced kindness and understanding on the part of people who stayed after production.

The year 2003 through 2015, it was one of the most popular comedy series of the period.

Taylor appeared in the role of Evelyn Harper, a character known for his selfish character and complex relationships with her sons.

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In addition to the four Emmy nominations for this role, the actress won this award in 1999 for the interpretation of Roberta Kittleson in the series The Practice.

In all, it numbers eight nominations for the prestigious television award. Taylor has also been in a relationship with actress Sarah Paulson for years. /Telegraphy/