But in the dramedyI Used to Be Funny, Sennott takes on a whole new kind of role.

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As the film progresses,it becomes clear that Sam is struggling with depression and PTSD.

Rachel Sennott as Sam in I Used to Be Funny

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Even with her two best friends and roommates ready to support her, Sam resists asking for help.

“It doesn’t matter that we’re ready, it matters that it’s 11:30.”

These quieter struggles can push people away during a time when they need connection the most.

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What makes their bond so authentic is that Sam never talks down to Brooke like a clueless child.

Deep down, Brooke is upset that Sam left her right when she needs her the most.

I Used to Be Funnyis currently available to stream on Prime Video.

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Olga Petsa and Rachel Sennott, sharing an emotional moment, as Brooke and Sam in I Used to Be Funny

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Olga Petsa and Rachel Sennott, having dinner, as Brooke and Sam in I Used to Be Funny

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Sam, a once-promising stand-up comedian, struggles to reclaim her sense of humor and purpose after a traumatic event derails her career. As she navigates through therapy, unexpected encounters, and reconnections with old friends, Sam confronts her past and finds new ways to express herself.

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