I’m sure once she was cast in Suits her agent would have started putting her forward for movies etc. it’s their job and that’s how they make their money. Obviously no one was interested.
Tell me you've never worked in Hollywood without telling me you've never worked in Hollywood.
Meghan starred on a popular TV series for 7 years, and made a good living through acting work. That alone puts her in the top 1% of all actors.
Most agents would far rather have a client in a stable TV role than be auditioning for films, actually. But then you'd know that if you'd ever actually worked there.
The fact she didn't land a role in a movie that became a hit is really meaningless. She lived in Canada shooting for most of the year, so she would not have been available for auditions, which are nearly all in LA. She probably did have auditions, and yes of course she would have had many unsuccessful auditions, but so do all actors. I was reading an article just the other day about how many failed auditions Margot Robbie had when she was first trying to make it.
Auditions are a crapshoot, and who lands the role is based on a million different factors. I know incredible actors who weren't cast solely because another actor with the same hair colour had already been cast, and they couldn't have two women with the same hair colour. It really can be as petty as that. I know that when I've cast projects, the actor I've cast has not always been the person I thought was the most talented. Availability is also a huge issue when talking about actors who are already under contract for a TV series, since they can only film during their season breaks.
I don't think Meghan was especially a strong actor but tons of shitty actors become famous and lots of incredible actors don't (look how many extraordinary stage actors never break through into film - David Tennant tried like crazy to 'make it' in Hollywood and failed, but obviously has been hugely successful in both stage and screen work in this country).